ETA CEO Jodie Kelley Recognized by PaymentsSource as an Influential Woman in Payments

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Electronic Transactions Association (ETA)

Mar 19, 2020, 14:44 ET

WASHINGTON, March 19, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Jodie Kelley, Chief Executive Officer of the Electronic Transactions Association (ETA), was today recognized by PaymentsSource as one of the most influential women in the payments industry for 2020.

Now in its eighth year, the "Most Influential Women in Payments" designation recognizes women who are creating change and opportunities in the payments industry. Leaders are selected by PaymentsSource editorial staff, a leading independent publication dedicated to covering the global payments technology ecosystem.

"I am so proud to join this incredible cohort of women leading the payments industry into a future of growth and innovation," said Kelley. "At ETA, we are fortunate to have so many former and current honorees as part of the leadership of the association, and I am honored to be among them this year. I congratulate my fellow honorees and salute the women of our industry for their ongoing contributions."

ETA members in the 2020 group of honorees include:

Carolina Caballero, Mastercard
Lia Cao, JPMorgan Chase
Susan Chapman-Hughes, American Express
Angela Conti, TD Bank
Donna Embry, Evolve Bank & Trust
Hannah Fitzsimons, Elavon
Jasma Ghai, Discover Financial Services
Kim Crawford Goodman, Fiserv
Stacy Hughes, Global Payments
Tia Ilori, Visa
Sue Kelsey, Mastercard
Stacey Madge, Visa
Jennifer Petty, Bank of America
Paulette Rowe, Paysafe
Molly Walsh, JP Morgan Merchant Services

About ETA

The Electronic Transactions Association (ETA) is the global trade association representing more than 500 payments and technology companies. ETA members make commerce possible by processing more than $7 trillion in purchases in North America and deploying payments innovations to merchants and consumers.

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SOURCE Electronic Transactions Association (ETA)