Segpay Parent Company Names David Press to Board

Segpay Parent Company Names David Press to Board

BOCA RATON, Fla. — Segpay parent company Toccata Inc. has named payment industry veteran David Press to its board of directors.

"Press brings more than four decades of payments industry experience spanning card brand compliance, acquiring, risk management, and payments strategy," said a rep. "He spent 10 years at Mastercard and most recently served as vice president of card brand relationships and compliance at Paysafe. Today, he is founder and president of Integrity Bankcard Consultants, where he advises banks, payment companies, fintechs, and other industry participants on card brand compliance, risk strategy, and payments advisory matters."

Segpay CEO Cathy Beardsley enthused about the appointment.

"David has seen this industry from just about every angle, and that perspective is very valuable to us," she said. "He understands the challenges payment companies face because he’s spent his career working through them. As Segpay continues to grow globally, we’re very happy to have his experience and perspective on the board."

Added Press, "I’ve spent my career working with payment companies at different stages of their growth and navigating the risk and compliance challenges that come with that growth. I’m looking forward to working with Cathy and the team and bringing that experience to the board as Segpay continues to expand."

For more information, visit Segpay.

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