NE: i2c Expands Payments Business with New $30M Omaha Ops Center, 300 Jobs | Trade and Industry Development

NE: i2c Expands Payments Business with New $30M Omaha Ops Center, 300 Jobs

Mar 14, 2018

i2c, a global provider of smarter payments and integrated commerce solutions, announced plans to open a new operations center in Omaha, Nebraska to facilitate strong company and customer growth worldwide. Due to be operational in the second quarter of 2018, the Omaha center will be used to expand the company's account management, operations and client services divisions and will also house a Network Operations Center (NOC). The Omaha center is the second major operations center in North America, following the opening of a center in Montréal, Canada in 2016.

Headquartered in Silicon Valley, i2c enables financial institutions, corporations, brands and governments to deliver credit, debit, prepaid and next-generation payments and commerce solutions with its single, global, cloud-based Agile Processing platform.

With the new center, i2c is building out its operations and service infrastructure with additional IT, account management, operations, and contact center employees. The company will be creating over 300 new positions within the Omaha operation center's first year, with plans to add more in ensuing years. The Omaha operations center represents a $30 million financial commitment over 4 years.

"i2c's value proposition is resonating with large financial institutions globally. We have a robust growth trajectory, and our new operations center in Omaha will support our growing business," said Amir Wain, i2c's founder and CEO. "Our customers' success is our number one priority, and this expansion underscores our commitment as we continue on our path to $1 billion in revenue."

"With an already robust banking and financial industry presence, Omaha has also established itself as a prime location for expanding technology companies, whether coming from Silicon Valley or in the form of successful local startups. This mutually-beneficial investment by i2c stands to strengthen Nebraska's reputation as a Silicon Prairie hub for the financial technology sector," said Nebraska Governor Pete Ricketts. 

Industry veteran Peg Johnson, i2c's EVP of Global Client success, will oversee management of the new center. Ms. Johnson commented, "Our investment in Omaha and the new operations center will enable us to scale all parts of our business in an ideal geographical location with a concentrated, highly-qualified financial services talent pool."

"We are delighted to see a technology and payments leader choose Omaha for its operations and support center, and thank the Greater Omaha Chamber for collaborating with i2c to bring this project to our region" said Omaha Mayor Jean Stothert. "Payments and FinTech are vibrant and dynamic industries, and our community is honored to play a substantial role in i2c's continued growth."

About i2c Inc.

From its Silicon Valley headquarters, i2c provides smarter payments and integrated commerce solutions that financial institutions, corporations, brands, and governments around the world rely on to deliver high-impact, personalized experiences today's consumers expect. i2c's single, global cloud-based platform supports virtually any card payment program in plastic, virtual or mobile form. Its  customers use the i2c Agile Processing platform to deliver profitable credit, debit, and prepaid solutions that meet the highly-differentiated needs of cardholders in 216 countries and territories. For more information, visit www.i2cinc.com.

About the Greater Omaha Chamber Economic Development Partnership

The Greater Omaha Chamber Economic Development Partnership (https://www.omahachamber.org/economic-development/) represents a six-county area from two states (Nebraska and Iowa) that includes Cass, Dodge, Douglas, Pottawattamie, Sarpy and Washington Counties. This seamless regionalized partnership operates as a one-stop, comprehensive resource, driving growth and championing collaboration.

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