Veteran executive Nancy Gail Daniels has been promoted to chief operating officer of Irving-based ATM maker Hyosung Americas, a leading global cash management and payments platform service provider.
“Nancy’s significant experience in the ATM industry coupled with her passion for providing top-level service to our customers makes her the perfect candidate for this position. Nancy is a strategic leader who has made a real difference for both existing and new customers. With her expertise in service and operations, Nancy will lead the company into even greater expansion,” CEO Kunoh Kim said in a statement.
Daniels comes to the position with more than 50 years of experience and has held leadership roles at Fujitsu, NCR, and Hyosung. For the past 35 years, Nancy has held C-Level leadership positions and most recently served as chief revenue officer for Hyosung Americas.
In her new role, Daniels will continue to be responsible for leading revenue generation within the company including FI Direct Sales, Channel Sales, Retail Sales, Software Sales, and Parts Sales. Daniels will take over leadership of operations and procurement for the company.
Hyosung said Daniels’ promotion is part of the overall strategic evolution of the company that allows it to pivot and grow.
“This is a great honor that will allow me to further the vision for an even stronger Hyosung,” Daniels said in a statement.
Hyosung Americas is the North American subsidiary of South Korea-based Hyosung TNS Inc. Since entering the North American market in 1998, Hyosung Americas has become one of the largest providers of ATMs in the United States, offering best-in-class, innovative and transformative technology solutions across the cash management and payments spectrum.
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