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Senior Vice President, Network Management
Mastercard. Lead and optimize Mastercard Move’s global cross-border receive-side network .
Core Competencies
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Demonstrates expertise in leading and optimizing global cross-border payment networks, with a strong focus on network partnerships, compliance, and performance management. Proven ability to drive growth and innovation while managing complex relationships across financial institutions and regulatory environments.
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Leadership Experience in PaymentsNetwork Partnerships ExpertiseCommercial Acumen in Strategic NegotiationsInformation Security ResponsibilityTrack Record of Driving Growth and Resilience
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Hard Skills
Network Strategy DevelopmentPerformance OptimizationCross-Border Payments ManagementSettlement Models ExpertiseKPI EstablishmentGovernance ReportingDirect-to-Scheme ConnectivityPartner Ecosystem ExpansionOperational ResiliencyComplex Partnership Negotiation
Soft Skills
Executive PresenceInfluencing Across Global MatrixTeam DevelopmentRelationship ManagementLeading Through Complexity
Industry Keywords
FintechBankingCorrespondent BankingRegulated Financial EcosystemsLiquidity ManagementMarket ExpansionComplianceSecurity PoliciesCross-Border ServicesSettlement Banks
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Lead and optimize Mastercard Move’s global cross-border receive-side network
- Own network strategy, development, and performance across partners, financial institutions, payment providers, and settlement banks
- Manage, develop, and expand the global network partner ecosystem
- Build and execute direct-to-Scheme connectivity
- Drive network reach, resiliency, economics, and competitive positioning across corridors and markets
- Lead commercial negotiations and relationship management with strategic network partners and settlement banks
- Partner with Treasury on settlement bank relationships, liquidity, settlement, and operational resiliency
- Expand network coverage, improve partner performance, and reduce costs
- Drive Send issuer-side enablement with regional teams
- Establish network performance standards, KPIs, governance, and reporting
- Partner with Product, Engineering, and Commercialization on corridor launches, product enhancements, and market expansion
- Serve as executive owner for network-related relationships across Treasury, Legal, Compliance, Regulatory, and Mastercard Transaction Services
- Ensure global regulatory, market, and security compliance
- Represent Mastercard in executive-level discussions with partners, customers, and industry stakeholders
- Lead and develop a high-performing global organization
- Report to the EVP, Cross Border Services
Requirements
What you’ll need- Significant leadership experience in payments, banking, fintech, cross-border payments, or account-to-account networks
- Expertise in network partnerships, settlement models, correspondent banking, and regulated financial ecosystems
- Proven success building, managing, and optimizing large-scale partner networks across multiple geographies
- Strong commercial acumen, including experience negotiating complex strategic partnerships
- Executive presence and credibility with senior leaders at banks, fintechs, payment providers, and financial institutions
- Ability to lead through complexity, influence across a global matrix, and develop high-performing distributed teams
- Track record of driving growth, resilience, innovation, and transformation in complex global businesses
- Responsibility for information security, including abiding by security policies, maintaining confidentiality and integrity, reporting suspected violations or breaches, and completing mandatory security training