10 Visa executives
Finance runs through this set of Visa executives: the company's EVP & Chief Financial Officer plus the CFOs of Visa Europe and of Commercial & Government Solutions. Beside them are three presidents (group, value-added services, and Latin America & Caribbean), the chief risk and client services officer, the chief strategy officer, a former chairman and CEO and a former EVP. They suit a bank, fintech or merchant planning a Visa partnership or a regional launch.
Professionals to explore
Alfred F. Kelly, Jr.
LinkedInExperience: Chairman and Chief Executive Officer · Visa
Alfred F. Kelly, Jr. retired from Visa in February 2024 after more than ten years as an independent director and then Chairman and CEO, and joined Berkshire Partners as an Advisory Director in March 2024. At Visa the titles were Chairman and Chief Executive Officer from November 2016 and Executive Chairman from February 2023. That record fits questions on how the CEO's office set priorities across Visa's businesses.
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Andrew Torre
LinkedInExperience: President, Value-Added Services · Visa
Andrew Torre became President, Value-Added Services at Visa in June 2025, and Andrew leads Visa's global VAS business, designing, developing and delivering solutions that go beyond payment processing. Andrew was also Regional President for Central and Eastern Europe, Middle East and Africa from December 2017, Group Country Manager Sub-Saharan Africa (2015-2017), Country Manager Russia (2013-2016) and Senior Vice President Strategy (2007-2013).
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Chris Newkirk
LinkedInExperience: Chief Strategy Officer · Visa
Chief Strategy Officer at Visa since June 2020 is Chris Newkirk's current title, and Chris is also Visa's President, Commercial & Money Movement Solutions. Chris was also Head of International at Visa (2013-2016). The strategy and commercial money movement titles make Chris a fit for questions on where Visa places strategic bets in commercial and money movement products.
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Chris Suh
LinkedInExperience: EVP & Chief Financial Officer · Visa
Chris Suh has been EVP & Chief Financial Officer at Visa since July 2023, and earlier held the same EVP & Chief Financial Officer title at Electronic Arts (EA) (2022-2023). Microsoft titles were CVP & CFO, Cloud AI (2018-2022) and General Manager, Investor Relations (2013-2018). The CFO seat makes Chris the call for how Visa weighs capital, margins and investor expectations on a new line of business.
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Diego Paul Fabara
LinkedInExperience: Chief Risk and Client Services Officer, Visa Inc. · Visa
Since September 2019, Diego Paul Fabara has been Chief Risk and Client Services Officer, Visa Inc., a role that covers keeping clients and the financial ecosystem safe, operational support and services for clients, and the integrity and security of the Visa global payment system. American Express titles include President Global Services Group (2018-2019) and President Global Risk, Banking & Compliance and Chief Risk Officer (2016-2018), so Diego can compare risk and client services work at Visa and at American Express.
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Hanu Mehrotra
LinkedInExperience: CFO, Visa Europe · Visa
Hanu Mehrotra holds the CFO, Visa Europe title since January 2026. Hanu was also SVP, CFO VAS at Visa (2024-2026), the finance leader for Visa's fastest growing business unit, and VP, Head of Corporate FP&A (2019-2024), after Finance Director at Facebook (2013-2019). Those roles fit questions on how Visa budgets a growing product line and a regional business.
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John Kakascik
LinkedInExperience: CFO, Commercial & Government Solutions · Visa
CFO, Commercial & Government Solutions at Visa since 2017, John Kakascik partners with the President and executive team to co-define and execute strategic and financial objectives across Commercial and Government Solution products, segments and geographies. American Express roles include Global Head of Commercial Lending (2015-2016), GM & Head of Commercial Payments, US Small & Middle Market (2012-2015) and VP & CFO, Global Commercial Payments (2011-2012).
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Nuno Lopes Alves
LinkedInExperience: Regional President, Latin America & Caribbean · Visa
Digitizing money movement in Latin America and the Caribbean with financial institutions, startups, merchants and governments is the focus of Nuno Lopes Alves's work. Nuno has been Regional President, Latin America & Caribbean at Visa since October 2025, after Group Country Manager, Brazil (2021-2025) and Group Country Manager, Andean (2018-2021), and was VP Business Development, Brazil (2017-2018).
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Oliver Jenkyn
LinkedInExperience: Group President · Visa
Group President at Visa since February 2023, Oliver Jenkyn is responsible for Visa's business in the 200+ countries and territories where it operates. Earlier Visa titles are Group President & President, North America (2020-2023), Regional President, North America (2011-2020) and Global Head of Strategy and Corporate Development (2009-2011), after Partner at McKinsey & Company (2005-2009).
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William Sheedy
LinkedInExperience: Former Executive Vice President · Visa
William Sheedy was Executive Vice President at Visa from April 1993 to January 2020 and has been Senior Advisor to Visa's Board Chair and CEO since 2020. Other roles are Board Member at Visa Europe since 2018, Chair of the Visa Economic Empowerment Institute (2020-2025) and Board Chair of the VISA Foundation (2018-2022). With more than 26 years as an EVP, William can speak to Visa decisions made across that span.
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Choose the right perspective
Bring pricing, business-case and segment economics questions to one of the three CFOs; Hanu Mehrotra and John Kakascik cover Visa Europe and Commercial & Government Solutions, while Chris Suh holds the company-wide title. For a regional or product question, Oliver Jenkyn, Nuno Lopes Alves and Andrew Torre hold the president titles, and Diego Paul Fabara is the pick for risk and client operations. Alfred F. Kelly, Jr. and William Sheedy speak from long tenures in roles they have since left.
Questions to take into the conversation
- 01When Visa adds a value-added service, how does it choose between building it, buying a company or partnering with a fintech?
- 02What does a Visa regional president need to see before backing a local issuer, acquirer or government digitization program?
- 03How does Visa's risk organization decide which client support and fraud services to offer issuers versus keep inside the network?
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