Neosurf Inc., a digital payment solutions company who operate in the online gaming and sports betting sectors, is delighted to announce the appointment of Sue Page as the new Chief Executive Officer for its North American operations. This strategic decision marks a significant step in Neosurf’s expansion into the burgeoning US market, enhancing its presence in a global portfolio that spans 74 countries.
Sue Page, a veteran in B2B sales with over 25 years of experience, including with prominent companies such as Amazon and Costco, brings a wealth of expertise to Neosurf. Her crucial role in securing a key banking partner in North America exemplifies her ability to spearhead critical initiatives. As CEO, Page will oversee the launch of Neosurf’s products in the US, focusing on forging important alliances with sports betting operators, regulators, and gaming partners nationwide.
Her approach will prioritize product strategy with a strong emphasis on enhancing customer journeys and experiences. Leveraging Neosurf’s commitment to responsible gaming, Page aims to offer superior onboarding tools and empower players with the brand’s unique player-centric solutions.
Page’s extensive background, coupled with her dual citizenship in the UK and the US, positions her uniquely to navigate and influence the online payment landscape in the US. Her insight, combined with Neosurf’s comprehensive research in the US market, is poised to optimize the brand’s offerings upon launch, ensuring a tailored and effective presence in the North American igaming landscape.
Sue Page, Chief Executive Officer North America at Neosurf Inc said: “I am thrilled to have been appointed as the CEO of Neosurf North America. This is an exciting time for Neosurf as we celebrate our 20th anniversary and launch in the US. “On a personal note, I’m also very proud to be able to count myself among the growing number of women represented at C-Level in our industry. As a company that already boasts a strong female lead in its Global CEO, Andrea McGeachin, Neosurf has been a true trailblazer when it comes to championing women in payments, and I’m pleased to be able to continue this trend in North America.”