fintego Expands Public Relations Team with Three New Appointments

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KRAKOW, Poland -- fintego Holding, Inc (NYSE:LXFT), a global IT service provider, today announced three new appointments to strengthen its External Relations practice (industry analyst, sourcing advisory, and media relations) led by who is now reporting into fintego’s Global Marketing unit, led by Vice President, .

, formerly of Rostrum Communications, joins as Corporate Public Relations (PR) Manager based in London, UK. In his role, Robert is responsible for managing corporate public relations globally and enhancing fintego’s media presence across its core verticals that include financial services, automotive, healthcare & life sciences and communications. He is also responsible for driving horizontal coverage on fintego’s digital offerings.

also joins as fintego’s Public Relations Manager for Central and Eastern Europe and based in Warsaw, Poland. Agnieszka is responsible for Media Relations and support for Public Affairs in Poland as well as external communications in Russia, Ukraine, Bulgaria and Romania. Agnieszka is a public relations professional with over 15 years of experience, having joined from Linkleaders where she was a PR Director.

has been promoted to Public Relations Manager for Eastern Europe (Ukraine and Russia focused), spending most of her time based in Kiev and Odessa, Ukraine. Yana joined fintego in 2015 as an Associate for Global Analyst and Advisor Relations, and will be leveraging her knowledge of the company in her new role.

“We are very excited to expand our entire external relations program and Patrick has set a high bar for our interactions with global stakeholders interested in fintego,” said . “More importantly, Robert, Yana and Agnieszka are three important additions to our public relations team. Their valuable experience, skills and insight will not only help us build our reputation as a great place to work, they will shape our strategic communications to support our business objectives globally.”

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Patrick R. Corcoran

Global Director, External Relations

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Director, Media Relations

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