Corepay Hires Robert Bast as New Chief Sales Officer

Corepay Hires Robert Bast as New Chief Sales Officer

WINTER PARK, Fla. — Payment processor Corepay has hired financial services industry veteran Robert Bast as its new chief sales officer.

"Rob boasts a distinguished career in financial services that extends over 25 years, during which he led the sales divisions at CCBill/EC Suite and Humboldt Merchant Services," said a rep. "He brings to Corepay a wealth of expertise in payments, along with numerous accolades, including significant experience in specialized sectors such as adult and dating industries."

Bast will oversee the company's U.S., E.U. and U.K. sales divisions.

"We are thrilled to welcome Rob Bast to Corepay," enthused Corepay President Jonathan Cole. "His appointment represents a significant milestone for our organization, as we continue to expand our footprint in the ever-changing world of payments. Rob is a true leader with the utmost integrity, well-known for fostering intimate, meaningful relationships throughout his career. A rarity in this space, Rob genuinely cares about both his clients and colleagues, which is ultimately reflected in his uncanny ability to build strong teams with shared visions. We look forward to the exciting journey together ahead."

For more information, visit Corepay.

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