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Ray Brash promoted to MD of PrePay Solutions
Ray Brash has been promoted to Managing Director of PrePay Solutions, with effect from 1st June 2012.
Formerly Deputy Managing Director and CFO at PrePay Solutions, the Europe’s leading prepaid services company, Ray has worked with the company since 2004.
He joined the London-based organisation following senior finance roles with the retail, software development and information services businesses. Ray has over 20 years experience in retail, media and finance industries. Ray has a degree in Business Studies with Finance from the University of Greenwich and qualified as a Chartered Accountant with PricewaterhouseCoopers in London.
Ray Brash comments:
“I have been heavily involved with PrePay Solutions at a strategic level and this promotion will allow me to develop the business further at a key time for the industry. I have been involved in the prepaid sector over many years however the sector is growing faster than ever with many new developments and technologies. PrePay Solutions with its strategic partners continues to be best placed to lead this growth.”
Former Managing Director Gilles Coccoli has been promoted to Chairman of PrePay Solutions and Executive Vice President of Edenred’s Executive Committee. In this role he will take charge of the Strategy and Development department to support the development of new programmes and services.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Emma Ward .
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