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Jordan Lawrence

Co Founder & CBDO at Volt.io - real-time payments everywhere.

Jordan Lawrence is a seasoned professional with over 20 years of experience in business building, marketing, sales, eCommerce, and payments. His journey started in 2000 when he ventured into online retail by leveraging global outsourcing channels and navigating scarce payment methods. He is passionate about service and people-oriented businesses, evident in his founding of PCN Capital in 2009.

Jordan's expertise lies in starting and scaling companies, investing in promising businesses and individuals, and fostering cutting-edge sales teams at organizations like PCN, Digital Source, and Volt. He is a sought-after speaker at global events, discussing topics such as Payment Innovation and startup scaling.

Educationally, Jordan studied Bachelor Of Communication, People Interaction at World Travel and Business Management at Bournemouth University International College. His professional journey includes roles such as Co-Founder & CBDO at Volt.io, Investor at Playment BV and Cashmark, and Former Chairman Of the Board at PCN Capital.

Formerly, Jordan served as the Chief Executive Officer at PCN Capital, Manager Global Markets and eCommerce EU & APAC at Future In Finance, and held advisory positions at organizations like the Federal Reserve System's Secure Payments Task Force. He also has experience working in recruitment, consulting, and as an owner of The Waterboard.

Highlights

Sep 12 · linkedin

Those who cannot change are removed from The market. The definition of money is changing. There used to be cash but in today's age it has become "plastic money". Credit cards and debit cards are fading and the outdated VCC for airline/ OTA travel will also soon be disrupted by companies such as TravelX The era of the mobile wallet is coming, Stablecoins StablR Tether.io Circle Real Time Payments.. Volt.io Growing market of Paytm. Remember Kodak? In 1997, Kodak had about 160,000 employees. And about 85% of the world's photography was done with Kodak cameras. With the rise of mobile cameras over the past few years, Kodak is out of the market. Kodak went completely bankrupt and all employees were fired. At the same time many more companies closed down or reduced HMT (clock) MURPHY (RADIO) NOKIA (Mobile) Blockbuster RAJDOOT (Bike) Ambassador (car) None of the above companies were bad businenesses. They could not change over time. Standing in the present moment you probably don't think about how much the world could change in the next 10 years! And IMHO today's 70%-90% jobs will be gone in the next 10 years. We are slowly entering the era of "Fourth Industrial Revolution". UBER is software yet today the world's largest taxi-fair company is UBER. Airbnb is the largest hotel company in the world. There is no work for new lawyers in America today, IBM’s Watson can advocate much better than any new lawyer. Watson can detect cancer and other diseases 4 times more accurately than humans. Computer intelligence will surpass human intelligence by 2030. 90% of today's cars will not be seen on the roads in the next 20 years. Leftover cars will either run on electricity or be hybrid cars. The roads will slowly become empty. Gasoline consumption will decrease and oil producing Arab countries could slowly become bankrupt. Driving without driver will reduce the number of accidents by 99%. And this is why car insurance will stop and car insurance companies will be gone. Traffic police and parking staff won't be required when 90% of vehicles disappear from the road. Just think, there used to be STD booths in the streets even 10 years ago. All these STD booths were forced to close after the mobile revolution came in the country. Those who survived have become mobile repair shops. Mobile phone sales are increasing directly from Amazon, Flipkart. This is not investment advice 😂

Jun 21 · linkedin

China has laid out their intentions to directly confront #ClimateChange and achieve complete nationwide carbon neutrality by 2060.

It's fantastic to see a nation as influential and world-leading as China taking a real stance in support of #ESG measures, especially when they place so much emphasis on the importance of the financial sector. This could set a new precedent for how countries deal with their carbon output, and it'll be interesting to see what countries follow suit.

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Tavira, Faro, Portugal