Visa Announces Major Staff Change in Ukraine

Visa payment system announced a major staff change in Ukraine, appointing Tetyana Chorna to the position of Vice President and Regional Manager of the company. From now on, she will be responsible for Visa's operations in Ukraine and the implementation of its development strategy in this market. This decision was announced by the company's press service.

Tetyana Chorna will take on key tasks in expanding Visa's innovative solutions and digital payment systems in Ukraine. Her efforts will be aimed at improving the services provided to the company's partners, banks, merchants and cardholders. It is expected that her activities will also contribute to strengthening Visa's position in the Ukrainian financial services market.

As noted in the company, Tetyana Chorna will work under the leadership of Christina Dorosh, Senior Vice President and Regional Manager of Visa, responsible for 17 countries in Central and Eastern Europe. This emphasizes the importance of the Ukrainian market in Visa's overall strategy in the post-Soviet space.

The appointment of Tetyana Chorna to this position is part of Visa’s strategic initiatives to strengthen its position in the Ukrainian market, where demand for innovative payment technologies is growing. In the context of rapid changes in the financial sector, the company focuses on developing new solutions to facilitate digital transaction processes that meet modern customer requirements.

Tetyana Chorna, with significant experience in financial operations management and business development, will focus her efforts on integrating Visa’s advanced technologies into the Ukrainian economy. Her work will focus on improving the quality of payment services and adapting them to the needs of the local market.

This appointment emphasizes the importance of Ukraine for global financial corporations and its role in the development of the region’s digital economy. As the digital payments market in Ukraine is actively developing, Visa seeks not only to maintain its position, but also to expand its leadership in this important market.