Raj Nagevadia

Raj Nagevadia

Chief Financial Officer

Raj staat aan het hoofd van de financiële functie van bfinance en is lid van het Senior Management Team van het bedrijf, nadat hij in juni 2018 in dienst trad. Hij heeft verschillende Chief Financial Officer-functies bekleed in een carrière van meer dan dertig jaar en meerdere sectoren, waaronder technologische dienstverlening, retail, audit en energie. Voordat hij bij bfinance kwam, was Raj CFO van SecureData Europe, een bedrijf dat cyberbeveiligingsdiensten levert.


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