Laybuy (ASX:LBY) - Managing Director, Gary Rohloff (right)
Managing Director, Gary Rohloff (right)
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  • Buy now, pay later provider Laybuy (LBY) has appointed John Gillian as General Manager U.K. and Europe
  • In this role, John will be responsible for all the company’s U.K. operations including the development of strategies to drive growth
  • Prior to joining Laybuy, John was Vice President of global adtech company Criteo and spent nearly 10 years at Google in various leadership positions
  • Managing Director Gary Rohloff states this appointment is an important step for the company as it focuses on growth in the U.K.
  • Laybuy has ended the day 3.70 per cent in the red with shares trading at 65 cents

Buy now, pay later provider Laybuy (LBY) has appointed John Gillian as General Manager U.K. and Europe.

In this role, John will be responsible for all the company’s U.K. operations and will be responsible for developing and implementing strategies to drive continued growth.

Prior to joining Laybuy, John was Vice President of global adtech company Criteo and spent nearly 10 years at Google in various leadership positions.

Managing Director Gary Rohloff states this appointment is an important step for the company as it focuses on growth in the U.K.

“John’s proven track record in working with some of the largest merchants in the world at the most senior level, combined with his passion for championing the customer makes this appointment a particularly exciting one for Laybuy’s growth plans,” Gary commented.

The appointment of John follows on from the appointment of Paul Shingles as Chief Operating Officer and Mathew Hayward as Chief Marketing Officer in mid-April.

Laybuy has ended the day 3.70 per cent in the red with shares trading at 65 cents in a $117.7 million market cap.

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