Entersekt appoints Tony Bakshi as CFO

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Entersekt, the financial authentication company, announced the appointment of Tony Bakshi as its new CFO

Tony Bakshi has been appointed as the new CFO at Entersekt. Tony brings more than 15 years of payments and enterprise software experience, financial expertise, hands-on experience in business operations and scaling global organisations for profitable growth.

Schalk Nolte, CEO and co-founder of Entersekt, said, “We are thrilled to welcome Tony to our executive team.” He added: “Tony’s extensive experience, particularly in the payments space, combined with his strategic financial leadership, will further help us capitalise on the record-breaking growth Entersekt has experienced over the past two years.”

Tony joins Entersekt from One Inc, where he served as CFO for over three years. He previously held the position of vice-president finance at global payments solution provider Elavon for almost nine years. He holds a BBA in banking and finance from the University of Georgia, Terry College of Business. He also has an MBA from Georgia Institute of Technology.

He commenced his new role on 1 August 2024.

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