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Stripe has promoted chief revenue officer Eileen O'Mara to vice chair — effectively making her the payment giant's top exec besides the founding Collison brothers.

Why it matters: O'Mara will becme the company's envoy to government leaders, regulators and top clients — a new role that's akin to what Dina Powell McCormick now does with Meta.

Zoom in: She's been with Stripe since 2019, splitting time between Dublin and New York, before which she spent time at Salesforce and Oracle.

The CRO role will be filled by Tyler Bryson, who joned Stripe last year.

Stripe names Eileen O'Mara as vice chair

She'll be the payment giant's envoy to government leaders and regulators.

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Stripe names Eileen O'Mara as vice chair

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