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IndustryUpdate

APPOINTMENTS

CO-OP appoints Calcanes, Kardell, Love

CO-OP Financial Services welcomed three executives
in newly created senior leadership roles as part of the
acquisition of TMG. Nicholas Calcanes, previously
with Fiserv, joined the CO-OP executive manage-
ment team as Chief Information Officer. Mathew
Kardell, previously with First Data, joined as Chief
Revenue Officer. Paul Love, previously with the
Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp., joined as Chief
Information Security Officer.

Rolnick appointed at ShopKeep

ShopKeep appointed Daniel Rolnick as its new Chief
Technology Officer. Rolnick will report to Michael
DeSimone, ShopKeep's CEO. Rolnick brings to the
company16 years' experience in the areas of engi-
neering and architecture. In his new role, Rolnick will
lead the company's strategy across key technology
initiatives, aligning technology related decisions with
the company's strategic vision, ShopKeep stated.
Saraf joins YapStone

YapStone Inc. hired Sanjay Saraf as its CTO. In his
role, Saraf will lead YapStone's technology organiza-
tion and manage product engineering, infrastructure
and operations, information security, research, devel-
opment, and innovation, YapStone noted. Previously,
Saraf led product engineering focused on digital
transformation at Western Union Co.

Singh appointed at USAT
USA Technologies Inc. appointed Priyanka Singh as
its new Chief Financial Officer. Singh brings over 15
years of finance and accounting experience to the
position, including five years in the payments indus-
try. She joins the company from Global Payments
Inc., where following the 2016 acquisition by Global
Payments of Heartland Payment Systems Inc., Singh
was Vice President, Product Strategy and Innovation
and Division CFO for Heartland Commerce.
Stanley joins Electronic Payments

Electronic Payments welcomed Robert Stanley as
its Director of FI Relations. Over the past decade,
Stanley has worked with numerous banks, both as a
consultant and an employee, implementing competi-
tive merchant services programs. Stanley will serve
as Electronic Payments' primary point of contact
for the financial institution channel, assisting with
all aspects of support, including boarding, proposal
assistance, and portfolio management, the company
stated.

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