Interview with Liza Alincastre, Executive VP and COO, OmniPay
John E. Kaye
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Since 2009, OmniPay has successfully explored the opportunities of the card business. Liza Alincastre, Executive VP and COO, OmniPay, receives the award Payment Solutions Provider of the Year in Philippines in 2016.
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