This week Anna Shaw is joined by Anne Pieckielon to discuss all things payments! From Anne’s extensive background in building banks and payments platforms to how the market has changed and continues to change globally.
Season 3, Episode 13: Anne Pieckielon
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- DATE : November 20, 2021
- GUEST: Anne Pieckielon
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- DATE : November 20, 2021
- GUEST: Anne Pieckielon
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