TreasurySpring, the London-based fintech company, has announced the appointment of Tom Ryan in the newly created role of Global Head of Partnerships. TreasurySpring enables corporations, private fund managers, and financial institutions to access a broad range of the best risk-adjusted cash investment options via a simple and intuitive platform.

With over 20 years of experience within the financial technology sector, Tom joins TreasurySpring from venture capital investment firm Anthemis Group, where he was a Partner. Prior to this, Tom was Head of Ventures at Archer Gray, and previously spent nine years with Barclays holding several senior positions in the US and UK, including Global Head of Electronic Future Sales and Head of Global Marketing, Ecommerce.

In his new position as Global Head of Partnerships, Tom will play a pivotal role in driving TreasurySpring’s international growth and market presence across the US and Europe. Tom will be responsible for identifying, establishing, and nurturing new and existing strategic partnerships that align with TreasurySpring’s ambitious objectives and enhance the company’s competitive edge.

Tom will work closely with internal teams, including marketing, sales, and product, to ensure seamless execution of partnership initiatives and integration into TreasurySpring’s broader business strategy.

Kevin Cook, Co-Founder and CEO, said “As we continue to expand our global footprint and commitment to working more closely with channel partners, Tom’s extensive experience and relationships across our ecosystem make him an invaluable addition to our team, helping us to drive growth and transform the wholesale cash investment market.”

Tom Ryan, Global Head of Partnerships, added: “TreasurySpring has created an entirely new category of cash investments that brings wholesale access to companies of all sizes to help them reduce risk, save time and increase yield. I look forward to working closely with Kevin and my new colleagues to help bring this important innovation to new channels and geographies.”