Mary Uslander Named a Most Influential Woman in Payments by American Banker

Uslander has been instrumental in growing Clover^® into an all-in-one point-of-sale and business management platform for small and mid-sized businesses

BROOKFIELD, Wis., March 15, 2022 — Mary Uslander, Senior Vice President of Commercialization and Client Experience at Fiserv, Inc., has been named one of the Most Influential Women in Payments by American Banker. Included amongst a prestigious group of 25 leaders, Uslander was recognized for her role in expanding Clover from a point-of-sale solution into a business management system that enables small business success.

Uslander’s career includes leading technology initiatives across retail banking, mortgage banking, merchant acquiring, and small business solutions, experience she put to good use when joining the payments industry in 2014 after spending more than 20 years in banking. During her tenure at Fiserv she has helped streamline how the company brings solutions to small business owners through Clover, evolving it into an industry-leading payment and business management system. Today, Clover has shipped more than 2 million devices into market, processes over $200 billion in payments volume annually, and provides small business owners with access to more than 500 apps via the Clover app market.

“Mary has made significant contributions to the payments industry, including her meaningful work to strengthen Clover into an all-in-one platform that business owners across the globe trust to run their business,” said Suzan Kereere, Head of Global Business Solutions at Fiserv. “She is representative of the many Fiserv associates who are leading tremendous innovation and helping build a smarter future for our clients.”

In addition to her role at Fiserv, Uslander also is immediate past President of the Women’s Network in Electronic Transactions (Wnet), where she has held multiple leadership positions focused on helping women access new opportunities and build relationships to grow professionally and personally.

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