Anthony Carey joins BlueSnap EU board

BlueSnap, the Payment Orchestration Platform that helps businesses accept and optimise payments around the world, has appointed Anthony Carey to their EU Board of Directors to further growth across Europe.

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This appointment comes as part of BlueSnap’s commitment to expand its European presence and establish a highly specialised EU based team, with a vast amount of industry expertise.

Anthony joins BlueSnap with 30 years’ experience in international banking with both Statestreet and JP Morgan. Anthony has held senior roles at board level in a number of European jurisdictions and was previously board member and chairperson of the Dublin Funds Industry Association (now Irish Funds). As an independent non-executive director of BlueSnap’s EU business, Anthony will join the company’s EU Board alongside Independent Chair Avril Mannion to help drive its European strategy and set high governance standards within the business.

Brian Gaynor, EU CEO at BlueSnap, said: “It’s with great pleasure that we welcome Anthony to our board. His extensive executive experience with Statestreet and JP Morgan will be of great benefit as we grow and develop our business in Europe and we look forward to working together as we accelerate growth in the European market.”

Anthony Carey, EU Board of Director at BlueSnap said: “BlueSnap’s growth trajectory in the EU market has been impressive. This growth is strengthened by a seasoned management team with deep payments industry knowledge that prioritises the user experience. This makes it an exciting time to be a part of BlueSnap, as it continues to offer its cutting-edge solution to retailers across Europe. I’m looking forward to working with the incredible team, while assisting with directing its European strategy as the business expands its EU presence.”

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