Lindsay Lehr is a specialist in market and competitive intelligence in Latin America and an emerging thought leader in the payments industry. As Senior Director at Miami market intelligence firm Americas Market Intelligence, Lindsay has spearheaded over 75 consulting engagements in 20+ LatAm markets since 2012. Her industry specialization is cards and payments, with experience in e-commerce, mobile money, digital wallet, mobile payments, POS technology, payment networks and aggregators, financial inclusion, prepaid cards, and corporate and personal credit cards. Lindsay has authored various industry publications, presented at industry events, and is active in payments industry circles in Silicon Valley, California, where she resides. As a Latin American enthusiast, Lindsay is fluent in Spanish and Portuguese, has a comprehensive understanding of the business environment in Latin America and a deep practical knowledge of daily life in the region. Prior to her employment at AMI, Lindsay lived in Buenos Aires, Argentina, where she founded and operated an English language tutoring and translation agency. Since then, Lindsay has eagerly followed developments in the region and continues to be passionate about Latin America, its culture and people.

Michelle is a results-driven payments executive with extensive expertise in emerging markets and an in-depth knowledge of the payment value chain. As Chief Revenue Officer at dLocal, one of her responsibilities is to increase conversion for the company's global client base. Prior to dLocal, Michelle garnered more than 15 years of international experience, most recently leading Facebook's global payments strategy. She has also worked at MasterCard, Netflix, and UPS—helping all of them meet their global expansion objectives. Her work encompassed revenue/authorization optimization, innovative payment product development, and partnerships. Her passion: creating a payments ecosystem that has no borders.

Brandon leads LatAm Payment Partnerships at Uber where he is focused on building a payments ecosystem that enables collections from riders and disbursements to drivers. Prior to Uber, he forged distribution partnerships for Western Union Digital’s cross-border remittance products. He also worked for several years in Latin America, both as a management consultant in Argentina and building online lending products in Bolivia. Brandon holds bachelor’s degrees in Economics, Psychology, and Philosophy from Cornell University.