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Meryem Habib joins the Chief Revenue Officer
SG Veteris, a global cryptocurrency-based fintech company, has named Meryem Habibi Chief Revenue Officer. Meryem Habibi, who will be responsible for the global revenue-generating functions of the group, will assume this new role. She will also oversee the growth strategy, performance, and alignment of the revenue-generation operations.
Meryem reports to Anil Oncu, the CEO. She will be responsible for sustainable business growth through sales, strategic partnerships, marketing, and identifying new markets and customer segments. The company was founded in London six years ago. It is headquartered in London. In 2022, it opened new offices in Estonia (and Lithuania) to expand its reach for its Bitpace (gambling industry online cryptocurrency payment platform) as well as Koinal (popular cryptocurrency trading portal). It currently has five offices, and offers services to more than 150 countries.
Anil Oncu commented on the appointment:
Meryem is a joy to have in the team. SG Veteris has entered a growth phase. We are continuing to recruit key positions to support our global expansion plans. As we see consumer behavior shifts and crypto payments becoming more in demand, we’re excited to launch in more countries. We are proud to continue to recruit the best talent in the industry to help us scale.”
Meryem brings over 15 years of experience in technology innovation and finance. She joins AZA Finance, an international payments/FX trading fintech. There, she was responsible to a significant expansion of operations in the Middle East and Africa. Her previous roles included Head of Channel Operations EMEA and APAC at Diebold Nixdorf (a US-based ATM and software company) and leading marketing and communications at Samsung Electronics.
Meryem Habibi added:
“SG Veteris, a well-established company, has high quality, flexible products that address real needs and gaps in market. I’m excited about what the future holds for them. The benefits we bring to cross-border commerce and the ability to help businesses conduct more efficient, cost-effective transactions is where I see real potential for growth.
