UK-based CreditCall has expanded its U.S. team with the appointment of Dave Witts as President of U.S. Payment Services, effective Jan. 2, 2013.
His extensive industry knowledge and experience, the company says, will help to further increase CreditCall’s footprint in card payment processing for both parking and other high-growth markets, including mobile payments. He also will spearhead the company’s growth in the vending and ticketing markets in the U.S.
Joining CreditCall from UK meter manufacturer Metric Parking, Witts successfully grew the firm’s U.S. sales, marketing and service organization, tripling its revenues in the past five years.
“Already established as a major player in the U.S.,” Witts said, “CreditCall is now in a position to dramatically increase revenue from its core parking markets and also in its newer sectors, such as mobile, transportation and vending.
“The combination of the opportunity and challenge is something that attracted me to CreditCall. I’m excited to be heading up such an innovative and dynamic organization with such potential for growth.”
(Source: Credit Call)
His extensive industry knowledge and experience, the company says, will help to further increase CreditCall’s footprint in card payment processing for both parking and other high-growth markets, including mobile payments. He also will spearhead the company’s growth in the vending and ticketing markets in the U.S.
Joining CreditCall from UK meter manufacturer Metric Parking, Witts successfully grew the firm’s U.S. sales, marketing and service organization, tripling its revenues in the past five years.
“Already established as a major player in the U.S.,” Witts said, “CreditCall is now in a position to dramatically increase revenue from its core parking markets and also in its newer sectors, such as mobile, transportation and vending.
“The combination of the opportunity and challenge is something that attracted me to CreditCall. I’m excited to be heading up such an innovative and dynamic organization with such potential for growth.”
(Source: Credit Call)
UK-based CreditCall has expanded its U.S. team with the appointment of Dave Witts as President of U.S. Payment Services, effective Jan. 2, 2013.
His extensive industry knowledge and experience, the company says, will help to further increase CreditCall’s footprint in card payment processing for both parking and other high-growth markets, including mobile payments. He also will spearhead the company’s growth in the vending and ticketing markets in the U.S.
Joining CreditCall from UK meter manufacturer Metric Parking, Witts successfully grew the firm’s U.S. sales, marketing and service organization, tripling its revenues in the past five years.
“Already established as a major player in the U.S.,” Witts said, “CreditCall is now in a position to dramatically increase revenue from its core parking markets and also in its newer sectors, such as mobile, transportation and vending.
“The combination of the opportunity and challenge is something that attracted me to CreditCall. I’m excited to be heading up such an innovative and dynamic organization with such potential for growth.”
(Source: Credit Call)
His extensive industry knowledge and experience, the company says, will help to further increase CreditCall’s footprint in card payment processing for both parking and other high-growth markets, including mobile payments. He also will spearhead the company’s growth in the vending and ticketing markets in the U.S.
Joining CreditCall from UK meter manufacturer Metric Parking, Witts successfully grew the firm’s U.S. sales, marketing and service organization, tripling its revenues in the past five years.
“Already established as a major player in the U.S.,” Witts said, “CreditCall is now in a position to dramatically increase revenue from its core parking markets and also in its newer sectors, such as mobile, transportation and vending.
“The combination of the opportunity and challenge is something that attracted me to CreditCall. I’m excited to be heading up such an innovative and dynamic organization with such potential for growth.”
(Source: Credit Call)