Garen Staglin joins board of Payouts Network

Payouts Network, the modern B2C payments platform that transforms consumer experiences, is pleased to announce the addition of industry veteran Garen Staglin to its Board of Directors.

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Staglin joins Dan Geraty, Miles Kilburn, Mark Putman and Payouts Network CEO Keith Smith, bringing his wealth of experience and expertise to the Payouts Network board. This addition strengthens the company's leadership team and positions it for continued growth and success in the rapidly evolving payments landscape.

An established figure in financial services, software, venture capital and private equity, Staglin brings extensive c-suite experience in financing and scaling companies from start-ups and large-scale LBO turnarounds to IPOs. His impressive track record includes leadership roles at major financial and technology companies and significant contributions to various boards and philanthropic initiatives. He is the Chairman and Founder of One Mind, a nonprofit organization leading a revolution in brain science and destigmatizing mental illness.

"We are thrilled to welcome Garen to the Payouts Network board,” said Keith Smith, Chairman of the Board and CEO of Payouts Network. “His expertise and industry insights will be instrumental in guiding Payouts Network through its next phase of growth and innovation. This addition to our already strong board positions us to capitalize on new opportunities and drive our mission forward."

“Payouts Network is an innovative product-led organization that is growing rapidly through strategic partnerships and strong demand for instant and digital payments,” said Staglin. “I look forward to contributing to and supporting their continued success.”

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