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Sokin Appoints Former Corpay Leader Christopher Morris as Chief Revenue Officer

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Sokin Appoints Former Corpay Leader Christopher Morris as Chief Revenue Officer

Sokin, the financial infrastructure global business runs on, has appointed Christopher Morris as Chief Revenue Officer. Morris joins from Corpay Cross-Border, where he most recently served as Chief Growth Officer, Payment Solutions. At Sokin, he will lead the commercial organization worldwide, covering sales, onboarding, relationship management and revenue operations.

Morris is one of several new additions to Sokin’s executive team. Peter Daunton, previously Chief Product Officer, has become Chief Strategy Officer. Benedict Kelly succeeds him as Chief Product Officer and joins from issuer processing platform Thredd, where he was Vice President of Product Management. Taina Biggs joins as Vice President, Global Brand and Communications, from enterprise software provider MANTL, where she was Vice President of Marketing. Before MANTL, Biggs led communications across the Americas for Wise.

Morris has spent more than 20 years in global payments and foreign exchange. At Corpay, he created an embedded payments partnership line of business in North America. It began as an early commercial initiative and grew into a broader business that Morris was responsible for growing and scaling globally. That experience maps directly to how Sokin sells to customers today. Some businesses use Sokin directly to manage global finance in-house. Others embed it into their own products, offering multi-currency money movement to their customers on the licenses Sokin holds in 36 countries.

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“What resonated most with me was Sokin’s work on agentic treasury and building the infrastructure layer for financial institutions and fintechs,” said Morris.


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