"[Pomeroy]: When I joined PayPal in 2024, I stepped into a challenge that felt both familiar and fresh. After three decades in payments - from the early days of developing the first consumer e-commerce services in the 90s, to processing payments at scale at Blackhawk, to building issuing and leading the North American product team at Adyen, and creating a brand-new unified cloud-based platform at Fiserv - I knew the opportunity this time was about harnessing PayPal's tremendous assets and momentum to bring our enterprise payment and service capabilities to full global scale. "
"Enterprise payments are the engine behind modern commerce. As businesses scale globally, they need payment infrastructure that can keep pace with complexity, volume, and ever-changing merchant demands. PayPal, one of the most recognizable names in payments, is doubling down on its enterprise capabilities to serve the world's largest merchants. In today's story, the spotlight is on a PayPal executive with three decades of payments experience, who shares how the company is unifying its B2B platform across markets, forging partnerships to bring enterprise-grade payments into physical retail, and building value-added services."
Enterprise payments power modern commerce and require scalable infrastructure to handle complexity, volume, and evolving merchant demands across markets. PayPal is accelerating its enterprise capabilities to serve the world's largest merchants by focusing on unification of assets, intense execution, and global scale. PayPal Enterprise Payments (formerly Braintree) anchors the effort, leveraging existing technology, deep merchant relationships, and a trusted brand. Leadership with decades of payments experience emphasizes cloud-based platforms, cross-market B2B platform unification, partnerships to bring enterprise-grade payments into physical retail, and the development of value-added services to create growth.
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