Adrian Cannon
Adrian Cannon brings over 25 years’ experience and expertise in the cards and payments sector. Adrian provides clients with a deep strategic understanding of the ever-changing payment space as well as a clear grasp of the technical and regulatory challenges. This combination of skills provides organisations with decisive consultancy as they seek to grow in both highly competitive, established markets and regions where opportunities are just emerging.
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