Each July marks the start of a new year for the Electronic Transactions Association, which brings with it a transition in our leadership. I am honored and excited by the opportunity to serve you as ETA’s president for the next 12 months.
ETA has made great progress on many fronts in the past year. For Transaction Trends readers, this has been evident in a new look and many editorial improvements. But the gains have come in many other places as well. I hope to build on that progress. In particular, I will work to expand ETA’s membership, maintain the association’s financial stability, and ensure members receive real value from their participation in ETA.
In this time of economic uncertainty, ETA can and will play a vital role in helping members be as efficient and effective as possible. Where we cannot hold back increased government regulation, we will do our best to make you fully aware of what’s coming, as quickly as possible, so you can react accordingly. Transparency in dealings with customers and suppliers is essential for ETA members’ long-term success, and ETA will work with members and others in the payments industry toward that goal.
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