A Hartford-based fintech company has appointed a 25-year veteran of the payments sector, David Lamoureux, as its chief executive officer.
The company, Choice, provides a payments technology that caters to independent software vendors, payment facilitators, enterprise merchants and independent sales organizations. The program generates more than $4 billion annually for its customers, who are based around the world, according to the company’s announcement.
Choice, which is owned by San Francisco-based private equity firm Nexa Equity, has offices in Hartford Square North at 10 Columbus Blvd.
Lamoureux succeeds JohnPaul Golino, founder of Choice, who will continue to serve on the company’s board of directors.
Lamoureux has worked as an executive, consultant and adviser in the payments industry and has experience with mergers and acquisitions, technology and finance. He has guided multiple fintech and payments firms from early-stage development to IPO, and has held leadership positions at Accenture, Deloitte, KPMG and Infosys.
Also, Choice announced the appointment of Kyle Pexton to its board of directors. Pexton most recently served as president of NMI, a full-commerce enablement company based in Illinois.
