Ashish Kapoor Joins DataNimbus Board of 


Directors 





DataNimbus, a leading player in the field of intelligent payment orchestration, is pleased to announce the appointment of Ashish Kapoor to its Board of Directors. Ashish is a seasoned technology executive with over 28 years of experience leading world-class product and engineering teams at a global scale. He brings a wealth of knowledge and a proven track record in building engineering teams from the ground up, co-leading global development centers for top tech companies, and executing operational plans. As a strategic thinker with an entrepreneurial spirit, Ashish co-founded CAPIOT software in 2014, which was later acquired by Persistent Systems. His ability to lead teams through change and growth while maintaining a relentless focus on customers is a testament to his leadership. Ashish’s appointment to the DataNimbus Board of Directors is a significant milestone for the company. 

DataNimbus is at the forefront of making payments easier, safer and more transparent by building sophisticated payment journeys, thereby uplifting the lives of gig-workers who directly benefit from frictionless movement of money. The company’s platform FinHub is already in use by some of the leading banks, and Ashish’s extensive experience will further strengthen DataNimbus’ position in the industry. 

In Ashish’s own words, “DataNimbus, with its innovation in composable payment journeys, is already leaving its mark in leading global banks. I am excited to be on board and look forward to contributing to the company’s journey of innovation and growth.” 

Read more at - https://datanimbus.com/news/ashish-kapoor-joins-datanimbus-board-of-directors/


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