Join us for an exclusive Payments Lab session, hosted by The Payments Association’s editorial team, where CEOs from leading payments companies come together to discuss the key challenges and priorities for the industry over the next 12 months. This closed roundtable event offers a unique opportunity for CEOs to share their strategic insights, explore emerging trends, and collaborate on innovative solutions to drive the future of payments.
Please note: Spaces are limited to one person per member company, and you must be a CEO to attend. Registration is subject to approval based on these criteria.
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A detailed writeup of the roundtable will be featured in Payments Intelligence, our member-only publication, providing exclusive insights and analysis from the discussion.
Don’t miss this chance to be part of a thought-provoking dialogue that will inform our detailed article capturing the essence of the conversation and the results of interactive polls conducted throughout the session.
Secure your spot today and be at the forefront of industry innovation and leadership.
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