The American Transaction Processors Coalition (ATPC) has appointed Jay Morgan as its new Executive Director, effective immediately. The move comes as part of the coalition’s continued effort to advance the interests of the transaction processing industry and strengthen its role in shaping fintech policy nationwide.
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Morgan, who has led ATPC’s state government relations since 2014, brings extensive experience in public policy and has guided Fortune 100 companies and industry groups through periods of transformation and growth.
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“Jay Morgan is a respected leader with deep expertise in state public policy,” said Seamus Smith, ATPC Board Chair. “His appointment ensures a seamless transition as ATPC embarks on its next chapter. We also recognize the remarkable contributions of his predecessor, H. West Richards, who was instrumental in founding ATPC more than a decade ago and positioning it as the leading voice for America’s transaction processing professionals.”
Richards’ tenure included spearheading initiatives such as the Georgia Fintech Academy, the Federal Reserve’s PeachPay forum, Fintech Atlanta, and the P20 transatlantic payments group.
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Commenting on his new role, Morgan said: “I look forward to working closely with our members, board, and partners as we continue to drive thought leadership for policymakers. Our industry plays a vital role in the fintech ecosystem, especially here in ‘Transaction Alley’ and across the U.S. I am honored to build on ATPC’s legacy of advocacy and education.”
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