PagSeguro International
Felipe Astralaga Mejia is a seasoned professional with extensive experience in sales and business development across various sectors in Latin America. Currently serving as the Head of Sales for LATAM at PagSeguro International since April 2024, Felipe has previously worked at PayU as a Senior Sales Business Development professional and at Floid as a Senior Business Development Manager for Colombia and Perú. Felipe also held significant roles at Rappi, where responsibilities included Head of Global Partnerships for e-commerce and Soat, and Senior Sales Manager. Earlier in his career, Felipe was a Deco Buyer and Category Manager at Falabella Retail S.A., and held marketing positions at Sony Electronics. Felipe began professional endeavors in investment advisory and risk at CORREDORES DAVIVIENDA S.A. Furthermore, Felipe holds a Master's degree in Marketing Direction and Market Development from EAE Business School and Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya, as well as a Bachelor of Business Administration with a focus on finance from CESA.
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PagSeguro International
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PagSeguro (NYSE: PAGS) provides innovative payment solutions, automating payments, sales, and wire transfers to boost businesses anywhere, in a simple and secure way. Part of the UOL Group – the leader in Brazilian internet –, PagSeguro acts as an issuer, an acquirer, and a provider of digital accounts, besides offering complete solutions for online and in-person payments. The company also has the most complete payment methods coverage in Brazil and 16 other Latin American countries, besides Portugal, Spain, Turkey, Greece, and Romania, allowing merchants worldwide to process and collect more than 140 local payment methods and local currencies. It also provides instant single or mass cross-border payouts to Brazil. As a provider of payment solutions for foreign merchants, PagSeguro is well established as the market leader in the online gaming segment, having processed local payments for more than 6,000 games, including giants Valve, Garena, EA, Xsolla, Ubisoft, and Wargaming.