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Western Union promotes insider to COO
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ENGLEWOOD, Colo. - Western Union Co. said Monday it would promote an insider to chief operating officer effective Jan. 1.
The money-order company said Hikmet Ersek would have responsibility for all of its business units and operations and marketing.
Ersek is currently executive vice president and managing director for Europe, the Middle East, Africa and Asia Pacific. Ersek, who was born in Turkey, joined First Data Corp., Western Union's former parent, in 1999 after holding executive jobs at GE Capital and Europay-Mastercard.
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