Evolv Teams Up with Community Bankers Association for Growth
Evolv, a renowned leader in payment acceptance solutions, supporting over 16,000 businesses and handling around $6 billion annually, is thrilled to announce its partnership with the Community Bankers Association (CBA). This collaboration is pivotal in advancing innovative payment solutions and promoting growth within community banks.
Collaboration Enhances Merchant Services
Sheila Wyatt, the Regional President of Strategic Partnerships at Evolv-Nashville, expressed the company’s pride in being the preferred processor for the Community Bankers Association, emphasizing the importance of supporting community banks and their growth. "Our commitment is to provide tailored solutions that allow CBA members to continue delivering excellent service to their customers," she stated. This partnership aims to shape the future of banking through enhanced service offerings.
A Vision for Future Banking
Allan Noe, CEO of Evolv, shared his enthusiasm about the partnership with CBA and its mission to offer a superior Merchant Services program for community banks. He highlighted that this collaboration underscores their shared commitment to customer-first service, ensuring that banks can better serve their communities. "Together, we look forward to helping businesses enhance their payment experience and empower banks to serve their customers more effectively," Noe remarked.
CBA's Perspective on the Partnership
John McNair, President & CEO of CBA, conveyed the association's excitement about collaborating with Evolv. He noted that Evolv’s emphasis on building strong relationships through exceptional customer service aligns perfectly with CBA’s mission to support community banks. This partnership is set to benefit numerous member banks and enhance their service offerings.
About Evolv and Its Commitment
Evolv was founded in 1998 with the goal of partnering with banks, associations, and sales offices to deliver innovative payment solutions. As a multi-processor sales office, Evolv provides a vast array of products, from point-of-sale systems to payment terminals.
The company has expanded its services since 2017, acquiring VIV, a digital marketing agency that has increased its outreach capabilities, now including website development and social media management. Evolv continues to focus on helping merchants increase sales, reduce costs, and minimize risks. For more information about their services, please visit poweredbyevolv.com.
About the Community Bankers Association
The Community Bankers Association of Georgia (CBA) stands out as one of the leading community banking associations across the United States, representing around 125 member banks and nearly 150 vendor partners. CBA provides invaluable services in legislative support, professional development, and member services.
As the only association in the region dedicated to representing community banks, CBA plays an essential role in advocating for their interests, ensuring they remain equipped to serve their customers effectively.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the main goal of this partnership?
The primary goal of the partnership between Evolv and the Community Bankers Association is to enhance Merchant Services programs for community banks, ultimately improving service delivery to businesses.
How long has Evolv been in operation?
Evolv was founded in 1998, and since then, it has evolved to become a leader in payment acceptance solutions.
What products does Evolv offer?
Evolv offers a wide range of products including point-of-sale systems, payment terminals, and gateways, catering to various merchant payment needs.
Who benefits from this partnership?
Community banks that are members of CBA will benefit directly, as they will gain access to improved Merchant Services offerings through the partnership with Evolv.
What is CBA's role in the banking community?
The Community Bankers Association of Georgia serves as an advocate for community banks, providing services in legislative support, professional development, and member services to strengthen the community banking sector.
