Rory O'Neill: CMO at Checkout.com

from Scaling Europe · host Sebastian Johnson

Checkout.com is having an absolutely phenomenal year:$12bn valuation in an employee share buyback 30% net revenue growth in 2025 On track to have its first full year of profitability I chatted to their CMO to understand how they've grown so quickly and the plan for the future.

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