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Gov. Deal, Commissioner Wilson and InComm COO Scott Meyerhoff make economic development announcement

By PaymentsJournal
April 24, 2018
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Governor Nathan Deal, together with Georgia Department of Economic Development Commissioner Pat Wilson and InComm COO Scott Meyerhoff, will make a major economic development announcement in accordance with the close of InComm’s deal with American Express® to acquire distribution rights of American Express’s prepaid reloadable and gift card products in the U.S. and to purchase the Serve® technology platform.

Wilson and Meyerhoff will also participate in a panel of Georgia financial services and technology leaders, including:

  • Hala Moddelmog, President and CEO of Metro Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
  • Larry Williams, President of Technology Association of Georgia
  • West Richards, Exective Director of American Transaction Processing Coalition
  • Art Recesso, Chief Innovation Officer, University System of Georgia
  • Kenneth Snuggs, President and Co-founder, Cumberland Group
  • Dr. David Snow, Director of Military Affairs, University System of Georgia

The panel will discuss the state of the Fintech industry and its impact on Georgia’s economy.

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