Cameron Chung Bank Of America Merchant Services

Bank of America Merchant Services Cameron Chung has held many impressive positions during his time in the sales world, but says that one of the most influential ones is when he became part of the Bank of America Merchant Services. As the companies official website states, “Bank of America Merchant Services is now the number one-rated electronic payments company in the industry with businesses relying on us for our proven record of 99.999% uptime. Formed in 2009 as a joint venture between Bank of America Corp and First Data, Bank of America Merchant Services has developed an industry track record as the premier payments company, providing clients transaction speed, security and reliability across a host of retail and ecommerce platforms.

Bank of America Merchant Services’ solutions include next business day access to funds2, a 100 percent U.S.-based customer service and technical help desk, and unrivaled reliability and security. The company’s client services include processing point-of-sale payments, gift card and loyalty program and eCommerce services to merchants of all sizes.”

Cameron Chung says he also became a part of the team at Bank of America Merchant Services because of the many great leaders and mentors to learn from. Among these leaders is Tim Tynan, Chief Executive Officer. As Tim's bio states, “Tim Tynan is the CEO of Bank of America Merchant Services. He assumed this role in May 2014. As CEO he is responsible for all business aspects of the organization. Bank of America Merchant Services is the largest payments processor, measured by card transaction volume, in the United States. The business is a joint venture owned by First Data Corporation and Bank of America. Previously, Tim was Managing Director and the Regional Head of the Transaction Services Division for Citigroup in Japan. He spent two years in Tokyo responsible for Citi’s Treasury and Trade Solutions and Securities and Fund Services businesses. Tim started his career with the IBM Corporation in 1981 where he eventually became an executive and had a 20 year career with various roles in sales and marketing, sales operations, customer service, product market development, and client relationship management. Tim has served on various non-profit boards including the New York City board of Junior Achievement. He served as the Chairman of the Borough of Manhattan Community College Board of Trustees from 2003-2005, and is a current board member. He has been involved with Bridges-to-Community, the NGO promoting cross cultural development in Nicaragua, and served as a member of PENCIL, the New York City public/private partnership as an advisor to a middle school on the lower east side of Manhattan.”

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