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Rapyd Expands Senior leadership Team, Appointing Casey Bullock as Chief Revenue Officer and Revital Lavie Cohen as Global VP HR, and promoting LeAnne Hoang to Global Chief Risk and Compliance Officer

Rapyd Expands Senior leadership Team, Appointing Casey Bullock as Chief Revenue Officer and Revital Lavie Cohen as Global VP HR, and promoting LeAnne Hoang to Global Chief Risk and Compliance Officer

As Rapyd continues substantial growth Bullock will be responsible for strengthening commercial enterprise development along with strategic global partnerships and Lavie Cohen will ensure Rapyd has the talent and organizational growth strategy necessary to meet the growing demand

Rapyd, a global Fintech as a Service platform, announced three new appointments to its leadership team. Casey Bullock will be joining Rapyd as Chief Revenue Officer, Revital Lavie Cohen will be joining as the Global VP for HR, and LeAnne Hoang will take on the role of the Global Chief Risk and Compliance Officer. The new hires fill strategic roles as Rapyd continues to expand its global payments and disbursements businesses, and looks towards launching additional offerings.

Casey Bullock, the newly appointed CRO, was most recently the Senior Vice President & General Manager of Worldpay’s Global Enterprise eCommerce business for North America. As a senior Payments, Sales and Growth professional with over 25 years of expertise in building and managing global Payments operations, Casey’s addition to the Rapyd team is highly anticipated and expected to create new opportunities for Rapyd in the global fintech payments industry, as well as strengthen Enterprise Sales and Go-to-Market strategy.

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Revital Lavie Cohen comes to Rapyd with over 20 years of strategic HR and business leadership experience, and a passion for both organizational and employee growth. Prior to joining Rapyd Revital was the GM of Powerhouse Ventures, an investment arm of NSO Group, and the Chief People Officer of NSO group, a leading cyber company. As the Global VP of HR at Rapyd, Revital will play a key role in enabling the constant and rapid growth of the company, attracting, developing and retaining global talent and overseeing employee experience as Rapyd continues to develop its international presence.

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LeAnne Hoang, the newly appointed Global Chief Risk and Compliance Officer, recently joined Rapyd to oversee Risk & Compliance for the Americas region, and now steps up into the global role as a Department Head. In this position LeAnne will be collaborating with regulators and navigating global regulatory frameworks, ensuring Rapyd’s compliance with local policies and licensing regimes, and shape Rapyd’s global Risk, Compliance, and AML processes and policies. A veteran compliance officer, LeAnne brings in a wealth of regulatory and compliance knowledge within the financial services and fintech industries.

“I’m happy to welcome the new members of our team, Casey and Revital, and to congratulate LeAnne on her new position, as they take on their new critical roles at Rapyd. Each of them brings strategic value to the company, as Rapyd continues to grow, expand into new markets, and launch new solutions,” said Arik Shtilman, CEO and Co-founder of Rapyd. “The acceleration of growth that Rapyd has undergone over the past year has created multiple new opportunities for us, and with the new additions to our leadership team we will be well-positioned to seize them and continue our upward trajectory.”

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