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Fintech Executive Bora Chung Joins Bill.com as Senior Vice President of Product
Prior to joining Bill.com, Chung held multiple positions within eBay - most recently, Chief Product Officer for eBay Korea, running engineering, product and UX/UI design teams for the country’s leading e-commerce platform. Before that, she ...
Jan. 21, 2019
Bill.com has announced the addition of Bora Chung as Senior Vice President of Product. In her new role, Chung will bring her expertise from her previous roles at eBay, Apple and PayPal to drive the company’s product strategy, user experience innovation and roadmap execution.
“As Bill.com continues scaling and growing its product offerings, Bora will add exceptional expertise and leadership to our team,” said Bill.com CEO Renė Lacerte. “Her product management skills, international experience and eye for innovating products will allow us to continue offering our customers high value solutions to their digital business payments needs.”
Prior to joining Bill.com, Chung held multiple positions within eBay – most recently, Chief Product Officer for eBay Korea, running engineering, product and UX/UI design teams for the country’s leading e-commerce platform. Before that, she was eBay’s VP of Payments and the VP of New Product Development. Throughout these various roles, Chung gained a strong innovation and design background at global scale. Earlier, Chung worked as a Director at Apple where she led Worldwide Payments and Financing Programs for the Online Stores, emphasizing emerging market growth. While at PayPal, Chung held leadership roles within product management and business unit teams covering cross-border transactions, international expansion and checkout products.
“The opportunity for market growth in B2B payments far exceeds that of peer to peer and consumer payments. Business payments lagged behind consumer payments for decades but with new payments software and emerging technology solutions, Bill.com is changing that,” Chung says. “I am excited to be a part of the company that is changing B2B payments and solving the many pain points that still plague SMBs by automating the way they pay bills, send invoices and get paid.”