Bio

Jeff Johnson

Chief Revenue Officer

Jeff is a payments and fintech industry veteran and the chief revenue officer at Payouts Network. As an accomplished payments industry executive, Jeff has more than 25 years’ experience in the development and distribution of payment solutions including fintech, prepaid and real time disbursements.

Jeff is well known for collaborative partnerships and long-term relationships that enable major brands to embed modern payments solutions into their business and generate new value for customers.

He specializes in orchestrating complex enterprise partnerships, creating scalable solutions and remarkable results for some of the biggest brands across retail, hospitality, travel, restaurants, and financial institutions.

Jeff has held several executive leadership positions with major payments and fintech leaders, including SVP at First Data (Fiserv), Chief Revenue Officer at Card Compliant and Chief Prepaid Officer and Head of Global Prepaid at Western Union. He also led the commercial prepaid channel at Global Payments division Netspend, which grew to more than 5,000 employer relationships across paycard, tip, incentive, disbursements and reward programs.

As a board member at Atlanta fintech DataSeers, Jeff advises on strategy, business development, customer acquisition and more. Jeff is headquartered in Atlanta, one of the biggest payments and fintech hubs in the country.

News

Payouts NetworkTM News

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Payouts Network Expands Sales Leadership Team with Chris Razaki as Vice President of Sales

Payouts Network welcomes Chris Razaki as Vice President of Sales to lead strategic growth. With 25+ years in payments and loyalty, he strengthens the expanding leadership team.

Payouts Network Expands Executive Team with Chief Product Officer Judson Preuss

Judson Preuss has joined Payouts Network as Chief Product Officer (CPO)

Move Over Cash: How Points Can Be the Future of Currency

By year end, ~50% of rewards will go unused. But what if reward points from across brands were a form of currency that actually drove loyalty and top of wallet status?