Ronnie d’ Arienzo has announced his newest career move via
LinkedIn. Arienzo revealed that he will be assuming the role of Chief
Commercial Officer at Token.io, a position that will undoubtedly leverage his
extensive experience and proven track record in driving revenue growth and
implementing effective commercial strategies.
Prior to this appointment, Arienzo held the position of
Chief Commercial Officer at Freemarket where he demonstrated exceptional
leadership and strategic acumen. During his tenure, he spearheaded the
implementation of a go-to-market strategy, operational framework, and
organizational structure that led to an astounding annual revenue growth within
the first two years.
Before his role at Freemarket, Arienzo served as the Chief
Revenue Officer at PPRO Group, where he played a pivotal role in establishing
the company as a leading player in the local payment FinTech ecosystem. His
contributions were instrumental in attracting top-tier clients, including some
of the world’s leading Acquiring Banks and Payment Service Providers.
On his post at LinkedIn, he wrote: “I’m very happy to share
that I’m joining the talented team at Token.io as Chief Commercial Officer.”
Source: LinkedIn
Impactful Career: Driving Revenue Growth across Industries
Arienzo’s career trajectory included notable positions
at Paysafe Group and Skype where he held senior leadership roles and made
significant contributions to revenue generation and business growth. At Paysafe
Group, he devised and executed a transformative sales strategy that propelled
the company’s growth trajectory from 7% to an impressive 23% year-on-year. This
achievement played a crucial role in the successful sale of the business to
Optimal Payments for $1.2 billion.
During his tenure at Skype, Arienzo served as the Head of
Global Commercial Partnerships, where he was responsible for forging strategic
alliances and driving revenue through innovative partnerships. His tenure at
Skype solidified his reputation as a dynamic and results-oriented
commercial leader.
Ronnie d’ Arienzo has announced his newest career move via
LinkedIn. Arienzo revealed that he will be assuming the role of Chief
Commercial Officer at Token.io, a position that will undoubtedly leverage his
extensive experience and proven track record in driving revenue growth and
implementing effective commercial strategies.
Prior to this appointment, Arienzo held the position of
Chief Commercial Officer at Freemarket where he demonstrated exceptional
leadership and strategic acumen. During his tenure, he spearheaded the
implementation of a go-to-market strategy, operational framework, and
organizational structure that led to an astounding annual revenue growth within
the first two years.
Before his role at Freemarket, Arienzo served as the Chief
Revenue Officer at PPRO Group, where he played a pivotal role in establishing
the company as a leading player in the local payment FinTech ecosystem. His
contributions were instrumental in attracting top-tier clients, including some
of the world’s leading Acquiring Banks and Payment Service Providers.
On his post at LinkedIn, he wrote: “I’m very happy to share
that I’m joining the talented team at Token.io as Chief Commercial Officer.”
Source: LinkedIn
Impactful Career: Driving Revenue Growth across Industries
Arienzo’s career trajectory included notable positions
at Paysafe Group and Skype where he held senior leadership roles and made
significant contributions to revenue generation and business growth. At Paysafe
Group, he devised and executed a transformative sales strategy that propelled
the company’s growth trajectory from 7% to an impressive 23% year-on-year. This
achievement played a crucial role in the successful sale of the business to
Optimal Payments for $1.2 billion.
During his tenure at Skype, Arienzo served as the Head of
Global Commercial Partnerships, where he was responsible for forging strategic
alliances and driving revenue through innovative partnerships. His tenure at
Skype solidified his reputation as a dynamic and results-oriented
commercial leader.
