Lynne Biggar is the executive vice president and chief marketing and communications officer of Visa. In this role, Ms. Biggar leads Visa’s global brand strategy, including all consumer, B2B and client marketing activities that advance Visa’s brand and business goals. She also oversees management and activation of Visa’s world’s leading sponsorship assets, internal and external communications, insights and marketing capabilities and analytics.

Since joining Visa in February 2016, Ms. Biggar has driven business outcomes and award-winning initiatives, and Visa’s brand continues to accelerate its stature as one of the most valuable brands in the world. She was the first to launch multi-sensory branding, and with a passion for purpose-led marketing, Ms. Biggar leads global strategies focused on women’s empowerment, small business and microenterprise support and cross-border commerce. Ms. Biggar has also broadened Visa’s global sponsorship approach while completing multi-year extensions with key global sponsorship assets; Visa today is the only brand in the world that is a major sponsor of the NFL, FIFA and Olympics.

Ms. Biggar has been recognized by Business Insider as one of the 25 Most Innovative CMOs in the World (2020), by the Forbes list of Top Influential CMOs (2019-2020), and by AdWeek’s Top 50 and 30 Most Powerful Women in Sports (2018 – 2020). Brand Innovators also named her on its ‘Top 100’ Women in Brand Marketing list in 2017, 2018, and 2019.

Ms. Biggar joined Visa from Time Inc., where she was the executive vice president of Consumer Marketing and Revenue. Prior to her role there, she spent more than 20 years at American Express in a variety of general management and marketing positions in the U.S. and international divisions.

Ms. Biggar holds a BA in international relations from Stanford University and an MBA from Columbia University.

Paul Fabara is Visa’s executive vice president and chief risk officer. In this capacity, Mr. Fabara is responsible for maintaining the integrity and security of the Visa payment system, while also serving as the principal liaison with regulatory agencies. He ensures that Visa continues to deliver industry-leading services to prevent, detect and mitigate the impact of fraud and security attacks on Visa’s clients and other payment system stakeholders. Mr. Fabara joined Visa in 2019.

Prior to Visa, Mr. Fabara held a number of key leadership roles at American Express Company (Amex) during his eight-year tenure. Most recently, he held the position of president of the global services group for Amex. As a member of the Amex executive committee, he was responsible for the company’s global servicing functions, including customer service, credit, and fraud operations, as well as enterprise-wide strategic initiatives. Most notably, as chief risk officer, Mr. Fabara promoted strong capabilities and disciplined, integrated risk controls. He improved corporate control and compliance in order to identify, monitor and manage risks and led the company’s broad-based activities to meet the requirements of regulatory orders.

Previously, Mr. Fabara served as global chief operating officer for Barclays’ credit card business, based in London, where he was responsible for card operations across 71 countries. Earlier, he was the chief operating officer of Alliance Data Systems, servicing more than 400 private label credit card programs ranging from retail to travel and entertainment. Mr. Fabara started his career at Providian Financial Corporation, where he served in many capacities including risk management, underwriting, marketing, sales and service, and credit administration.

Michelle Gethers-Clark serves as Chief Diversity Officer and Head of Corporate Responsibility for Visa. She leads the company’s global strategy for growth in inclusive and diverse talent, social impact and environmental sustainability. Prior to joining Visa, Ms. Gethers-Clark served as the President and CEO at United Way of Greater Greensboro where she and her team focused on partnerships to end poverty. Ms. Gethers-Clark also held a variety of roles over 21 years at American Express, including Senior Vice President and General Manager of Card Operations. She also has experience as an entrepreneur with a consulting firm, as a certified public accountant, and as an author.

Ms. Gethers-Clark’s accomplishments and career have been featured in Ebony, Black Enterprise, Working Mother, Biz Life, Triad Business Journal’s 2017 Most Admired CEO and 2021 Leader in Diversity, and as a speaker at two regional TEDxGreensboro talks.

Ms. Gethers-Clark currently serves on the board of directors for Wyndham Championship PGA Tour and the Board of Trustees for her alma mater, Long Island University.

Oliver Jenkyn is Visa’s group president and president, North America, and sits on the company’s Executive Committee.

As president of North America, Mr. Jenkyn has business, financial, strategic and operational responsibility for the company’s business in the region. Mr. Jenkyn has run Visa’s North America business since 2011.

In his capacity as group president, Mr. Jenkyn is responsible for Visa’s Global New Businesses (Commercial/B2B, Government, and Visa Direct) and Visa’s Global Clients (growth partnerships and commercial deal negotiations).

Mr. Jenkyn joined Visa in 2009 as global head of Strategy and Corporate Development.

Prior to Visa, Mr. Jenkyn was a partner at McKinsey & Company in the San Francisco, New York, London and Toronto offices, and a leader of the firm's North American retail banking practice and global payments practice. Mr. Jenkyn also led McKinsey’s relationship with Visa for several years, playing an integral role in Visa's IPO.

Mr. Jenkyn holds a bachelor’s degree in economics from McGill University and master's degrees in finance and financial policy from Harvard University and Queen's University. Mr. Jenkyn serves or has served on a variety of non-profit boards including Tipping Point, a San Francisco nonprofit dedicated to fighting poverty and homelessness, and the California Academy of Sciences.

Chris Newkirk is Visa’s chief strategy officer. In this role, Mr. Newkirk leads the development of the company’s growth strategy, and also oversees the company’s Global Interchange and Pricing function. Mr. Newkirk joined Visa in June 2020.

Prior to Visa, Mr. Newkirk held leadership roles in the U.S., UK and Canada with Capital One, where he most recently served on the Executive Committee as president of Small Business, International & Walmart Partnership. In that capacity, Mr. Newkirk had full P&L responsibility across six lines of business, spanning growth strategy, marketing, sales and financial performance to customer experience, digital transformation, risk management, talent strategy and venture investing. Prior to joining Capital One in 2008, Mr. Newkirk held several leadership roles at IndyMac Bank. Previously, Mr. Newkirk was a strategy consultant with McKinsey & Company.

Mr. Newkirk received his B.A., cum laude, from Yale University and his J.D., magna cum laude, from Harvard Law School. He serves on the board of the District of Columbia College Access Program.

Julie B. Rottenberg is Visa’s executive vice president, general counsel. Ms. Rottenberg oversees the global legal and compliance function, including leading the company’s global litigation, regulatory, commercial agreements and M&A matters related to Visa’s global operations. Ms. Rottenberg joined Visa’s litigation team in 2008, and most recently served as deputy general counsel and chief counsel of North America, where she advised the business on the evolving regulatory environment, expanding client engagements, and other matters for Visa’s largest region.

Prior to joining Visa, Ms. Rottenberg was a partner specializing in litigation and antitrust at Arnold & Porter, LLP in Washington D.C. Earlier in her career she served as a law clerk to the Honorable Robert Beezer, U.S. Court of Appeals, Ninth Circuit, and the Honorable Samuel Wilson, U.S. District Court, Western District of Virginia.

Ms. Rottenberg holds a Juris Doctor with highest honors from George Washington University, and a Bachelor of Arts, cum laude, from San Diego State University. 

Kelly Mahon Tullier is vice chair, chief people and administrative officer of Visa. In her role, Ms. Mahon Tullier leads Visa’s People organization in addition to her current responsibilities as corporate secretary and head of Global Communications and Global Corporate Services, comprising corporate real estate, aviation, security and global events.

During her tenure at Visa, Ms. Mahon Tullier has led the Legal and Compliance function for the Company, transforming that organization into a very high functioning team. She was a key negotiator of Visa’s $23 billion acquisition of Visa Europe, and has led the Company through a variety of complex legal, regulatory and compliance matters globally. In 2020, she took on additional responsibilities as interim lead of Visa’s HR function, providing strong leadership to the function and the Company through significant challenges arising due to the global pandemic and social justice movements across the United States.

Prior to joining Visa, Ms. Mahon Tullier worked at PepsiCo, Inc. as senior vice president and deputy general counsel. She also served as senior vice president and general counsel for PepsiCo's Asia Pacific, Middle East and Africa division, based in Dubai.

Previously, Ms. Mahon Tullier was vice president and general counsel for Frito-Lay, Inc. Earlier in her career, she was an associate at BakerBotts LLP and also served as a law clerk for the Honorable Sidney A. Fitzwater, U.S. District Court, Northern District of Texas.

Ms. Mahon Tullier serves on the Cornell Law School Advisory Council, the Corporate Advisory Committee of the National Legal Aid & Defender Association, and on the board of directors of the National Women’s Law Center (NWLC). She has also previously served as a director on the boards of the Tahirih Justice Center and International Institute for Conflict Prevention and Resolution (CPR).

Ms. Mahon Tullier received her bachelor’s degree from Louisiana State University and her juris doctorate, magna cum laude, from Cornell Law School.