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  • Identitii (ID8) has refreshed its Board of Directors, with four new appointments and one resignation
  • The new appointments will see two former banking and international payments CEO’s join the board as Non-Executive Directors
  • This includes Rhyll Gardner and Simon Griffin, who have worked across numerous banks, bringing extensive experience and new connections
  • Meanwhile, Catherine Lin will be appointed as Chief Financial Officer, with almost 20 years’ experience working in large listed companies
  • Shares were trading 3.77 per cent higher today at 5.5 cents each at 11:51 am AEST

Fintech specialist Identitii (ID8) has refreshed its Board of Directors, with four new appointments and one resignation.

The new appointments will see two former banking and international payments CEO’s join the board as Non-Executive Directors.

This includes Rhyll Gardner and Simon Griffin, who have worked across numerous banks, bringing extensive experience and new connections.

Meanwhile, Catherine Lin will be appointed as Chief Financial Officer, with almost 20 years’ experience working in large listed companies.

She is replacing outsourced CFO services from Gram Accounting, but will continue to work with Gram to ensure a smooth transition.

Finally, Tim Phillips will replace Steve James as Chair.

CEO John Rayment is excited to utilise the extensive experience of the new appointments.

“Identitii continues to attract strong industry talent to the team, validating the problems we are solving and the global opportunity in front of us,” he said.

“The skills and talent represented in this new, diverse, refreshed Board and Leadership team will accelerate success for the company as we begin to realise our bold ambitions for the future.”

Shares were trading 3.77 per cent higher today at 5.5 cents each at 11:51 am AEST.

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