Diana Greenhaw
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first heard Jan 2025
last heard Jan 2025
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Thank you, Alicia.
I'm excited to join you today and to talk about the upcoming election.
So the biggest change for this term is that the Board of Advisors is expanding from 52 seats to 64 seats.
In recognition of the ever-changing needs of the payments industry, the Board of Advisors expansion provides a greater range of input for the Council.
It will be comprised of 26 principal participating organization seats.
These are the organizations who've joined PCI-SSE at the highest level of membership.
It will also include 26 elected seats.
These are the seats that are elected by our full membership from all organizations submitting nominations.
And then 12 appointed seats.
These are seats appointed by our executive committee, and this ensures that we have sector and global representation.
It ensures a balance of perspectives around the REIT.
We've also revised the membership categories to reflect a board that is more representative of today's industry makeup.
The new term for the Board of Advisors will be made up of participants from the following new membership categories.
Merchants, there'll be eight seats across this category, and these are organizations that accept payments from PCI participating brands,
for the sale of goods and services through any acceptance channel.
Then we have the next category, financial institution.
There'll be eight seats across this category.
Financial institutions are those licensed institutions in the business of providing financial services.
including but not limited to payment account acquiring, issuing, deposits, loans, etc.
Then we have our hardware and or software solution providers and vendors.
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