Adyen Appoints Daumantas Grigaravicius As New Head of Middle East

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L-R Sander Maertens and Daumantas Grigaravicius. Image courtesy: Adyen
L-R Sander Maertens and Daumantas Grigaravicius. Image courtesy: Adyen

Adyen, the global financial technology platform of choice for leading businesses, recently announced a change in leadership in its UAE region. Daumantas Grigaravicius will take over the commercial management and strategic planning for Adyen in the region as the new Head of Middle East, replacing Sander Maertens, whoโ€™s transitioning to a global commercial role. Grigaravicius brings over 13 years of diverse experience in the fintech industry to his new role.

He began his career in the UK, holding various commercial positions in the payments sector before transitioning into leadership roles in the Netherlands, Sweden, Greece, and Bulgaria. After relocating to the UAE in 2018, Grigaravicius served as the Country Manager for Ebury, a subsidiary of Banco Santander, where he played a pivotal role in securing the first-ever Category 3D license under the DFSA. More recently, he was General Manager Middle East at Triple-A, a series A startup backed by Sequoia and Shorooq Partners, where he helped customers embrace digital currency payments.

Adyen appoints new Head of Middle East
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โ€œIโ€™m excited to step into the role of Head of Middle East. With the solid foundation built by Sander and the incredible team here, weโ€™re poised to deepen our commitment to UAE businesses, helping them grow through innovative and seamless payment solutions locally and globally,โ€ย saidย Daumantas Grigaravicius.

Maertens, in his new role as SVP Global Commerce, will continue to drive Adyenโ€™s global commercial impact as the financial technology platform of choice for enterprise businesses. He will focus his efforts on identifying key opportunities for Adyenโ€™s offering within the entertainment, hospitality and travel industries. During Maertensโ€™ 15 years at Adyen, he has helped to successfully establish the companyโ€™s business offering and local presence in Latin America and the Middle East.

โ€œItโ€™s a proud moment to bid farewell to my current role after opening this office and building a strong local foundation,”ย saidย Maertens.ย โ€œThe goal that brought me here, to extend Adyenโ€™s reach and capacity to solve complex problems for our customers in the region, has been realized, and Iโ€™m excited to start a new chapter with Adyen globally.”

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