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i2c Appoints Angeline Tang to Lead Global Client Partnerships

i2c Appoints Angeline Tang to Lead Global Client Partnerships

Payments industry veteran joins i2c as Global Head of Client Success to help i2c financial institution and fintech clients reap more value throughout their banking and payments program lifecycle

i2c Inc., a global financial technology innovator, announced the appointment of Angeline Tang as Global Head of Client Success. With more than 20 years of experience spanning payments, merchant services, digital commerce, technology, and consulting, Tang joins i2c to deepen long-term client partnerships and help financial institutions and fintechs launch, scale, and evolve their programs.

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Reporting to Jason Goldberg, i2c’s Chief Revenue Officer, Tang will lead the company’s global Client Success organization. Throughout her career, she has built and scaled businesses, launched innovative platforms, and advised financial institutions navigating growth, transformation, and technology modernization.

“Client Success is central to how we build lasting relationships and deliver long-term value,” said Goldberg. “Angeline operated on the business side of the table while also driving the technology execution: she owned the results of a payments business and advised C-suite leaders through major transformations. She understands what financial institutions need from a technology partner well beyond launch day, and I’m confident she will strengthen how we support clients around the world.”

Most recently, Tang served as Managing Director at NTT DATA, where she advised both business and technology C-suite executives at top global financial institutions and led strategic consulting and digital transformation initiatives. Before that, she spent nine years at Mastercard, where she held senior leadership roles across Mastercard Advisors and U.S. Digital Payments. As Vice President and U.S. MasterPass Lead, she was accountable for the business and led the national launch and commercialization of Mastercard’s digital commerce platform.

“Financial institutions are navigating significant change in payments, technology, and customer expectations, making strong client partnerships more important than ever,” said Tang. “I’m excited to bring my experience across payments, strategy, and transformation to i2c’s Client Success organization. Our PowerOne platform gives clients the flexibility to launch new products and adapt as their markets change, and I look forward to working with our teams to help every client get the full value of that platform as their needs evolve.”

Tang’s appointment builds on i2c’s focus on supporting clients from implementation and throughout the program lifecycle. Powered by the company’s next-gen PowerOne unified banking and payments platform, i2c enables organizations to rapidly launch and scale differentiated financial products while adapting to changing market demands.

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