Koin adds Scott Carcillo as Chief Commercial Officer

(PRESS RELEASE) -- Digital payments innovator Koin has hired Scott Carcillo as its chief commercial officer.

The newest addition to the rapidly growing Koin team, Carcillo will lead the company’s expansion into the gaming industry and overall market reach, focusing on macro-level business development strategies and fostering strategic partnerships.

Carcillo is a veteran of the gaming and payments industries. While CIO for Wynn Resorts, his teams led the revenue management charge, opened the company’s Macau property and its expansion, and architected the technology and related experiences for Las Vegas’ Encore property. He established a reputation as an innovative leader and business strategist who understood operations and how to lever technology.

He also served as CIO for Merchant Link (later purchased by Shift4), senior vice president of customer solutions for FreedomPay LLC, and chief payments officer for Shift4. Carcillo and his teams demonstrated an aptitude for introducing new and transformative technologies to the markets they served while helping to expand the client portfolio and deliver exceptional experiences to consumers.

“Scott joining the team marks a pivotal moment in Koin's journey. His expertise will leverage our current achievements, and help propel us towards even greater success in the digital payments arena,” said Gary Larkin, president of Koin. “His addition is a significant stride in our mission to revolutionize market experiences while expanding our global footprint. This marks the next chapter for Koin, as we continue our pursuit of excellence and innovation in the digital payment sector.”

With Carcillo as its new chief commercial officer, the company is confident its remarkable growth in 2023 will only accelerate into 2024 and beyond.

“Scott’s background speaks for itself, and his expertise has been in great demand throughout the industry for many years. We’re fortunate to have him as a key member of the Koin leadership team,” continued Larkin.