To enhance its executive leadership team, Xceptor, one of the fastest-growing fintech companies, announced the appointment of Josh Monroe as its Chief Revenue Officer today.
Additionally, Xceptor has appointed Ludovic Blanquet as the Chief Strategy and Transformation Officer. Monroe will be based in the New York office while Blanquet will be based in the company’s London headquarters. According to Xceptor, both will report to Andrew Kouloumbrides, the company’s Chief Executive Officer.
Through the appointments of Monroe and Blanquet, the fintech firm aims to accelerate its expansion. Xceptor is a no-code software platform for data automation.
In his new role as the Chief Revenue Officer, Monroe will lead global sales, marketing and strategic partnerships of the company. In his career, Monroe served in senior-level positions at FIS and SunGard.
“I’m excited to be joining Xceptor at a point where the company has secured significant investment from Astorg and Corsair, has a strong portfolio of prominent global clients, and has significant opportunity for further growth. In taking responsibility for all sales, marketing and partner activities globally I have a unique opportunity to help drive Xceptor to the next level and consolidate its position as an undisputed market leader,” Monroe said.
Blanquet’s Role
Xceptor noted that the company’s new Chief Strategy and Transformation Officer will play an important role in its growth. Blanquet’s extensive experience and strong presence in the corporate world will facilitate Xceptor in its expansion plans.
“I’m delighted to be joining Xceptor, a company that is truly revolutionizing the banking, financial services, and insurance (BFSI) sectors. My focus will be on providing expert leadership on high-performance strategy development so the business can continue to transform in the ways needed to meet the challenges facing our customers and the industry,” Blanquet commented.
“Ludovic’s experience of transforming global businesses and implementing the strategy to deliver powerful outcomes will be crucial as we continue to look to the future,” Xceptor’s CEO said.