Western Union Appoints Vince Tallent as Senior Vice President to Lead Asia Pacific Growth and Operations

Reuters
09 Jun
Western Union Appoints Vince Tallent as Senior Vice President to Lead Asia Pacific Growth and Operations

The Western Union Company has appointed Vince Tallent as Senior Vice President, Head of Asia Pacific. Tallent, who brings extensive experience from the fintech and telecommunications industries, will drive growth and operations in the region. His role will focus on expanding Western Union's digital, retail, and broader ecosystem presence in Asia Pacific. Tallent joins from tiqmo, a fintech app in Saudi Arabia, where he served as CEO.

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