Join us for this PayTech Women Toronto Chapter LinkUp!

Powering Agentic Commerce:
AI’s Impact on Payments and Digital Experiences

AI advancement are rapidly shaping the future of digital commerce, making it more personal, revenant and delightful for consumers.

In this session, we'll cover the significant impact agentic AI is already making on payments and how we can all be thinking about extending the infrastructure, interoperability and capabilities of today's physical and digital experiences into agentic commerce.

Note: Attending this event provides you with an ETA CPP Credit.

What's In It For You:

• Explore how to extend current infrastructure, interoperability and experience capabilities to prepare for the next wave of agentic commerce.
  
• Gain a practical understanding of how agentic AI is already transforming payments and digital commerce, and what this means for your business today
• Receive one (1) ETA CPP Credit. (Must attend to receive credit.)

Speaker:

May Ngeow
Vice President, North America Product
Visa

Swee-May Ngeow is a Vice President in Visa’s North America Product organization, serving as the Head of Client Strategy & Solutions. In this role, May is responsible for defining and driving the product market strategy for North America. She does so by engaging with clients on their strategies and needs, keeping a pulse on the ever-evolving market needs and trends, then crafting and spearheading an executable strategy to ensure that Visa’s products and solutions meet the needs of our diverse North American clients. Her teams are also responsible for bringing relevant Visa products and capabilities to the dynamic US market by developing go-to-market strategy, commercialization and pre-sale execution for Visa product initiatives. She brings global leadership experience in both strategy and delivery excellence, to ultimately help clients accelerate their payment journeys, drive growth and form a deeper relationship with Visa.

May has extensive experience in the payments space as a thought leader. Prior to joining Visa, May was a Managing Director at Accenture, leading Cards and Digital & Emerging Payments in Accenture’s Payments practice. During her time there, she advised players across the payments landscape, from FinTech’s to Fortune 100s, on priority initiatives such as payments and digital transformations, technology modernization and innovation.