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Mark Jansen heeft dit gerepostReply to a post and good perspective from Marcel van Oost on the tensions around the transition from iDEAL to Wero. I have a more nuanced view on this. Some of the concerns raised by PSPs like Adyen, Mollie, and others are valid. The move from iDEAL to Wero entails two major changes: 1. Built-in buyer protection (disputes!) on Wero inevitably changes the risk model and underlying economics of the payment method. 2. The economics of Wero include a variable fee (unlike iDEAL which only charges a fixed fee) Both of these are topics that need to be addressed thoughtfully to avoid unintended consequences for merchants and PSPs. At the same time, it’s worth taking a step back and thinking about Wero and European payments landscape holistically through both a consumer and a merchant lens: 1. Wero represents a rare, coordinated effort toward a historical, pan-European payment scheme. In a market that’s historically been fragmented, that kind of ambition matters. 2. The economic models of local payment methods like iDEAL (or Girocard!) do not allow for any meaningful and sustained product development. Scale matters. 3. Stronger consumer protection is not a bad thing. Cards have it built in and Wero just matches it. It does serve to increase consumer trust – one of the reasons card payments scaled so successfully across borders is precisely because consumers felt protected. If Wero can bring similar confidence to account-to-account payments, that’s a meaningful step forward for Europe’s payments ecosystem. I am a strong believer in the power of competition, building great products for merchants and consumers, and giving Europe more choice in the technology it uses. Wero is a unique chance to contribute to all three. We’re already seeing traction – single-digit percentage share of wallet (after 3 months!!!), hundreds of thousands of euros in transactions, 100s of merchants live on the Stripe platform. Wero is getting real – in the hands of consumers and merchants. Now, how do we proceed? I strongly agree with my colleagues at Adyen & Mollie that we need to: • Continue to refine dispute processes so they’re efficient and predictable for PSPs and merchants – we believe there’s a lot of improvement to be done here, • Ensure risk is allocated fairly across the ecosystem, • Work closely with @EPI to address open questions before scale amplifies them. Curious to hear how others in the ecosystem are thinking about this. Original post: https://lnkd.in/eQYK4WwZMark Jansen heeft dit gerepostWero was supposed to unify 🇪🇺 Europe’s payments. Instead, it’s already causing serious tension across the industry. Here's whats happening: Tensions are rising around Wero, the European payment system set to replace iDeal in The Netherlands 🇳🇱 Payment service providers warn that its rollout could lead to higher costs, longer dispute processes, and increased fraud risk, while some are already promoting alternatives outside the Wero ecosystem 🤯 Recent discussions between Wero representatives and key industry players, including Adyen, Mollie, and Buckaroo, focused heavily on one issue: 𝗯𝘂𝘆𝗲𝗿 𝗽𝗿𝗼𝘁𝗲𝗰𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻. Under Wero, consumers gain stronger rights to dispute transactions, similar to credit card protections. While this improves consumer safety compared to iDeal, payment firms argue it introduces significant risks. Transactions can be challenged weeks after completion, shifting responsibility beyond the retailer to payment providers if merchants fail to respond. This creates new credit risks. Providers may need stricter onboarding and due diligence, potentially excluding high-risk sectors. As a result, Wero is unlikely to be a simple “one-click activation” for merchants, and will likely come with higher fees. Retailers share these concerns. They fear increased payment costs and delayed payouts, as providers may hold reserves to cover potential disputes. Despite the friction, the transition is already underway. iDeal will be phased out by the end of 2027, after being transferred by Dutch banks to the European Payments Initiative (EPI Company), which is building Wero as a pan-European standard. Wero is already live in countries like Belgium, France, and Germany, with around 50 million users. Wero sees its dispute system as a key innovation that will boost consumer trust in online payments. Conflicts are intended to be resolved within its platform, with payment providers stepping in when necessary—including in cases of merchant bankruptcy. Still, industry groups argue the transition is being rushed. Dutch industry association VBIN for example launched an alternative last week called “Pay by Bank,” a modern version of bank transfers that promises low costs and instant payments. So much for “unifying” Europe’s payments… 🤣 Curious how you see this playing out! Source/more info (Dutch article): https://lnkd.in/d5UF3FSk Find this helpful? [ 𝗿𝗲𝗽𝗼𝘀𝘁 ] Anything to add about this subject? [𝗶𝗻𝘃𝗶𝘁𝗲𝗱 𝘁𝗼 𝗰𝗼𝗺𝗺𝗲𝗻𝘁] Nice story, Marcel. Next! [ 𝗹𝗶𝗸𝗲 ]
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Mark Jansen heeft dit gedeeldIf you're interested in attending a conversation on economic progress in France, and based in Paris — here's an interesting event we're organizing on April 16:Mark Jansen heeft dit gedeeldDear Parisians: On Thursday, April 16, please join Works in Progress and Stripe for an evening of conversation about how France can capitalise on its existing successes – good infrastructure, abundant clean energy and some of the best people on Earth – to prosper economically once again. The evening will include remarks on innovation and progress from Antonin Bergeaud, as well as a comparative look at the French and British economies from Works in Progress's Ben Southwood, Samuel Hughes and Pieter Garicano. We hope to see you there! https://luma.com/kw9waijcConversations Stripe - Les conditions du progrès économique · LumaConversations Stripe - Les conditions du progrès économique · Luma
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Mark Jansen heeft dit gedeeldWe’re hiring someone to lead our communications in Ireland. Apply if you get excited about building a community of the country’s most interesting thinkers and builders—and finding creative, ever-changing ways to underscore how Stripe drives economic progress, including through initiatives like the Stripe Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition: https://lnkd.in/efjxDJ_x
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Mark Jansen heeft dit gerepostMark Jansen heeft dit gerepostMany truly terrific people getting in touch about joining Stripe comms. If you've applied, we're working through applications as fast as we can! If you haven't yet, more info here: https://lnkd.in/ernySQdNEconomic growth needs you | Join Stripe CommunicationsEconomic growth needs you | Join Stripe Communications
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Mark Jansen heeft dit gerepostMark Jansen heeft dit gerepostWe're hiring! This is the greatest time in history to work in communications: the going direct, the just-do-things energy, the returns to good judgment. I’m biased but Stripe is one of the best places to practice this, working alongside many of the greatest companies and entrepreneurs of our age. What it means to have a career in comms has changed. Less need for fluency in arcana (oh, those days when comms Twitter raged over the choreography of embargoes). More premium on high agency, taste, and understanding how businesses actually work. Great people from different backgrounds (from comms pros to former founders and product managers) are having the time of their lives in Stripe comms. We’re looking for a few more. You’ll get to work with the best, teach and learn in equal measure, and create things that inflect economic growth. For more, and how to apply, read on:
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Mark Jansen heeft dit gedeeldWe’re searching for our next Head of Communications, APAC. This is one of the most exciting comms roles out there, where an exceptional, hands-on strategist will drive critical work on our reputation across the region. The best thing? You'll get to work with some incredible professionals: Kay Hattori, Isabella Liu and Amy Brinker. More here: https://lnkd.in/eMdAtC-R
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Mark Jansen heeft dit gerepostMark Jansen heeft dit gerepostStripe just published an annual letter and the numbers are mind-blowing. -> Over 1.6% of global GDP is currently running on Stripe -> 80% of Nasdaq & 90% Dow Jones powered by Stripe -> 5 million companies globally use Stripe -> Businesses running on Stripe generated $1.9 trillion in total volume EMEA CRO Conor McNamara joined us yesterday to explain how they achieved this. "It's really a testament to the success of users who are using Stripe. The number grew 34% YoY as well." "Stripe has been heavily indexed towards the fastest growing parts of the internet economy."
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Mark Jansen heeft dit gedeeldWatch John Collison on CNBC, discussing Stripe's annual letter: 'We are seeing companies go global, sell in 100 countries and make significant revenue from their international business way faster than any previous generation.'Stripe President John Collison on new tender offer, software sell-off and impact of AIStripe President John Collison on new tender offer, software sell-off and impact of AI
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Mark Jansen heeft dit gedeeld2025 has been a strong year for the internet economy. Businesses on Stripe processed USD$1.9 trillion last year—1.6% of global GDP. And the 2025 cohort of startups is our fastest-growing ever. Over the last few years, the country-by-country expansion model has melted away, especially for AI companies. Most internet businesses are now global by default, and they're not just getting incremental revenue from a “long tail” of international users. In many cases, the “long tail” is much of the dog. Read all about it in our annual letter!Mark Jansen heeft dit gedeeldThe internet economy is speeding up! We just released our annual letter, detailing everything we're seeing with startup formation, agentic commerce, stablecoins, and lots more. https://lnkd.in/gNPmUVgR
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So excited for you - congrats on a great run at Uber and I know you'll be amazing in this new role, too!
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Glory days!
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Mark Jansen vond dit interessantMark Jansen vond dit interessantAn (overdue) update that I’ve said goodbye to Google, after an incredible and transformative career experience! I’m so proud of the very cool projects I led and supported during such a pivotal time for the business, including… 🌟 Doubling Marketing VP Eileen Mannion’s LinkedIn audience from 10k to over 20,000 followers in 6 months - including 15+ viral posts reaching 5M organically 🌟 Writing ad copy for the new model of Gemini for a print ad (they still exist!) seen by hundreds of influential leaders at Founders Forum Group 🌟 Hosting the Pixel FC creators like Mollie and Rosie Kmita to the women’s Euros in Zurich, supporting women in football and watching the Lionesses play 🌟 Leading a huge social creator campaign to promote Gemini amongst Gen Z on iOS, creating fun content with massive influencers like Cam Holmes, Chloe Burrows and the Sidemen 🌟 On the ground at EMEA Zeitgeist and in the room with the biggest culture movers of our time including Ed Sheeran, James Corden, Thomas Tuchel and Zak Brown 🌟 Shipping comms campaigns to support the biggest product launches in the UK including AI Mode, Veo 2 and 3, and of course, Nano Banana (which I have to thank for the first photo in this post!) 🌟 Growing the reach of the Pixel creators roster to 25 million and bringing on new talents across football, fashion and travel I’m so grateful for my experience at Google. A huge thank you to my manager Eileen Mannion and all the talented marketers, producers and comms pros I had the pleasure to partner with. Excited for the next step in my journey - stay tuned!
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Mark Jansen vond dit interessantMark Jansen vond dit interessantI'm thrilled to announce that I'm rejoining Stripe as their first-ever Chief Dating Officer. I'll be helping Stripe's engineers, product leaders, and executives find meaningful relationships in and out of the office. Just kidding! I'm still very much running my own dating coaching business. I miss my old Stripe colleagues and hope you're all doing well. Happy April Fool's Day! Follow me Joyce Zhang for more real stories from my dating coaching journey.
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Mark Jansen vond dit interessantMark Jansen vond dit interessantTHIS WAS MISSING IN THE STARTUP SPACE Most startup founders see and feel the problems in NL (regulation, taxes, how to compete with US tech, funding, hiring complications, etc.) But don't see the solution directly. And I think what Robert Gaal & Wesley Verhoeve did by creating Vliegwiel, was to make the solution closer. To help bundle all the feedback from founders and investors. And try to come up with possible solutions. Work together and make the bridge to the government smaller. Thanks guys for organizing. Highly appreciated. And cool I could tell something about Twin.
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Mark Jansen vond dit interessantMark Jansen vond dit interessantWhat an incredible day at France FinTech 🇫🇷! The energy in the room was a testament to why France is the heartbeat of European innovation. Huge thanks to President Alain Clot for bringing together such a vibrant ecosystem. Thank you Chloé Rossignol for the opportunity to joining a fireside chat to dive deep into Agentic Commerce. We explored how Stripe is building the essential financial infrastructure to enabling autonomous AI agents to execute complex transactions securely and at scale. #francefintech
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Mark Jansen vond dit interessantMark Jansen vond dit interessantAfter an incredible six-year journey at Uber, I’m thrilled to share that I’m starting a new chapter as Chief Marketing Officer at Cadillac. When I joined Uber, the mission was clear: elevate the brand and build a world-class team. Six years later, I’m leaving some of the brightest people I’ve ever met and a brand that has navigated challenging lows to become the 64th most valuable brand in the world. To the hugely talented people I’ve worked with along the way, especially Jill Hazelbaker and my leadership team - Georgie Jeffreys, Danielle (She/Her) Hawley, Bryan J., Lucinda Barlow and Michelle Lisowski - thank you. I’ll be cheering you on from the sidelines and look forward to raising a glass together when Uber breaks the Top 50. From one mobility business to the next: those who know me well know that I’m a massive automotive enthusiast. Since my time at BMW, it has been a career-long ambition to lead Marketing for a storied, heritage-rich automotive brand like Cadillac. Thank you to Lin-Hua Wu, Mark Reuss, Rory Harvey and the entire leadership team for your confidence in me. I can't wait to get to work. https://lnkd.in/guA_23rC #CMO #MarketingLeadership #Automotive #Cadillac #Uber #NewBeginnings
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Mark Jansen vond dit interessantA huge win for the GM Marketing team today! David Mogensen we're thrilled to officially welcome you - there's no better person to help us take Cadillac to the next level. Looking forward to doing great work together!Mark Jansen vond dit interessantAfter an incredible six-year journey at Uber, I’m thrilled to share that I’m starting a new chapter as Chief Marketing Officer at Cadillac. When I joined Uber, the mission was clear: elevate the brand and build a world-class team. Six years later, I’m leaving some of the brightest people I’ve ever met and a brand that has navigated challenging lows to become the 64th most valuable brand in the world. To the hugely talented people I’ve worked with along the way, especially Jill Hazelbaker and my leadership team - Georgie Jeffreys, Danielle (She/Her) Hawley, Bryan J., Lucinda Barlow and Michelle Lisowski - thank you. I’ll be cheering you on from the sidelines and look forward to raising a glass together when Uber breaks the Top 50. From one mobility business to the next: those who know me well know that I’m a massive automotive enthusiast. Since my time at BMW, it has been a career-long ambition to lead Marketing for a storied, heritage-rich automotive brand like Cadillac. Thank you to Lin-Hua Wu, Mark Reuss, Rory Harvey and the entire leadership team for your confidence in me. I can't wait to get to work. https://lnkd.in/guA_23rC #CMO #MarketingLeadership #Automotive #Cadillac #Uber #NewBeginnings
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Publicatie weergevenEen interview met Mark Jansen, Hoofd Corporate Communicatie en Public Affairs bij Google Noord-Europa
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Google Privacy Tour - interview
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Publicatie weergevenGesprekje op de Groningse Grote Markt, waar wij in gesprek gingen met Groningers over hoe ze via Google's privacy check kunnen bepalen wat ze wel of juist niet delen en laten bijhouden.
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