Jason Oxman Is Electronic Transactions Association’s New CEO

By  |  April 18, 2012
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The Electronic Transactions Association appointed Jason Oxman to be its new CEO this week, effective May 7.

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    “We have so many innovations ahead for our industry, as well as important policy issues, and we have found in Jason Oxman the right person to lead us forward,” wrote Eddie Myers, president and COO of Payment Processing, Inc., and president of the ETA Board, in a statement.

    Oxman arrives at the head of the ETA from the Consumer Electronics Association, the U.S. trade association responsible for the International CES®, where he served as a senior vice president. Previously, he has served as general counsel for another technology industry trade association, and has entrepreneurial experience as well. Oxman is also an attorney.

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