Ryan McInerney is the Chief Executive Officer of Visa. Ryan has held the CEO seat since February 2023, and was previously CEO, Consumer Banking at JPMorganChase.
Current company
Visa
Visa is an American multinational financial services corporation.
financial servicesHeadquartered in San FranciscoFounded 1958NYSE: V
Source: WikipediaRyan McInerney joined Visa in June 2013 and has been CEO since February 2023. Before Visa, Ryan was CEO, Consumer Banking at JPMorganChase from June 2010 until May 2013.
Career
Sources: LinkedIn profile
Education
University of Notre DameSource
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Vice president level and above, most senior firstRyan McInerney leads a leadership team of 6 published executives.
Most senior 5 of 6
| Name | Title | In seat since |
|---|---|---|
| Ryan McInerney | Chief Executive Officer | February 2023 |
| Kelly Mahon Tullier | Vice Chair, Chief People and Corporate Affairs Officer, and Corporate Secretary | Not stated |
| Chris Suh | Chief Financial Officer | Not stated |
| Julie B. Rottenberg | General Counsel | Not stated |
| Paul D. Fabara | Chief Risk and Client Services Officer | Not stated |
Sources: Visa 2025 DEF 14A
Ryan McInerney is the Chief Executive Officer of Visa. Ryan has held the CEO seat since February 2023, and was previously CEO, Consumer Banking at JPMorganChase.
Ryan McInerney has been CEO of Visa since February 2023, according to LinkedIn profile.
Ryan McInerney was CEO, Consumer Banking at JPMorganChase from June 2010 until May 2013, according to LinkedIn profile.
Ryan McInerney has been CEO of Visa for 3 years, since February 2023.
Kelly Mahon Tullier (Vice Chair, Chief People and Corporate Affairs Officer, and Corporate Secretary), Chris Suh (Chief Financial Officer), Julie B. Rottenberg (General Counsel), Paul D. Fabara (Chief Risk and Client Services Officer), and 1 more. Source: Visa 2025 DEF 14A.
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