“The board representation is at a high level. We’re competitors, but when we get into our board meetings, we’re not competitors. We’re talking about the industry. It’s getting to that level of knowledge that makes ATPC different.”

“The ATPC brings together a very diverse group of folks involved in the payments industry. Having that one voice is much more powerful, much more effective, both in the states and in Congress. Most people don’t really think about payment processing in their daily lives. So, the opportunity for ATPC to come in and explain how the system works is really important.”

“I think it’s really important to think of the state legislative arena as critical, if not more critical, than we do the federal arena and ATPC addresses this in an impactful way.”