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Flavia Black Wortsman (Zametto)

Product & Partnerships @ Payments Legal | ex-PayPal | ex-Visa | mentor | D&I

Flavia Black Wortsman (Zametto) is an experienced professional in the payments industry with over 20 years of expertise.

As the AGC for Product & Partnerships at Payments Legal, she leads a team of lawyers advising on payment and revenue products globally, negotiating commercial deals, and launching innovative products.

Flavia's background includes working with prominent companies such as PayPal and Visa, where she held various legal positions managing partnerships and regulatory risks across regions.

She is known for her skills in negotiating complex partnerships, managing regulatory challenges in the payments sector, and collaborating with diverse teams worldwide.

Flavia is passionate about innovation, diversity, and inclusion, and actively mentors individuals in the fintech industry.

In addition to her professional responsibilities, she has served as a chairwoman of a school council, overseeing critical decisions on school plans, budget, and policies.

Flavia has pursued executive education at top institutions like Harvard University, Northwestern University, and the University of Virginia, in addition to her legal and business administration degrees.

Her diverse experience spans various legal roles in renowned organizations like PayPal and Visa, showcasing her broad expertise in the financial and legal sectors.

Flavia's commitment to excellence, leadership, and legal acumen has made her a respected figure in the payments industry with a strong track record of successful product launches and strategic partnerships.

Highlights

Aug 18 · linkedin

I’m excited to share that my team is expanding its scope to include payments partnerships. I’m incredibly fortunate and honored to welcome such talented attorneys to our team.

We may be hiring soon. Stay tuned!

#expansion #teamgrowth #partnerships #product #payments #hiringsoon

Apr 17 · linkedin

I grew up being told to leave my personal life at home. Later, to bring my whole self to work. It’s not easy to find the right balance.

A couple of weeks ago my little sister (36) got diagnosed with breast cancer and my life turned upside down. Two days later my responsibilities at work grew by 100. I found myself working 16 hours a day while crying and worrying (in silence) about my sister. It was not a healthy combination.

Today my sister had surgery and it was a success. The/my sun is shining again. Coincidentally it is was the first warm and sunny day in the Bay Area in a long time. Nothing is more important than family. Work can wait. Hug your loved ones. 🩷

I love you Renata Wortsman!

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San Francisco Bay Area