
Anthony Soohoo is a fintech executive and global payments leader serving as Chairman and CEO of MoneyGram. Appointed in October 2024, he is driving a bold digital transformation to unlock the full potential of MoneyGram’s network and democratize access to global financial services.
Raised in an immigrant household, Anthony understands firsthand the vital role cross-border payments play for millions of people around the world. His leadership is driven by a relentless focus on customer experience, innovation, product and operational excellence, all with the goal of making the movement of money across borders seamless, affordable and secure for everyone.
He is a recognized thought leader in business, entrepreneurship, artificial intelligence, fintech and the future of money, with on-air appearances on Bloomberg, CNN, the NYSE and other major outlets. His insights have also been featured in top-tier publications and leading industry trades. Anthony has earned numerous accolades, including The Hollywood Reporter’s “Top 50 People in Digital Media,” the Chicago Tribune’s “19 Trailblazing Asian American Businesspeople” and Dallas Innovates’ “Top AI Innovators in Dallas–Fort Worth.”
Anthony has over 25 years of experience in technology, artificial intelligence and digital transformation, with a unique blend of Fortune 100 leadership and entrepreneurial spirit. He holds six patents, including three in artificial intelligence.
Prior to joining MoneyGram, he was Executive Vice President at Walmart, where he led the multi-billion-dollar home division and played a key role in driving one of the largest digital transformations in retail history. Earlier in his career, he held senior roles at CBS, Yahoo! and Apple, and successfully founded two companies: Dotspotter (acquired by CBS) and Dot & Bo (now part of Alibaba).
In addition to his role at MoneyGram, Anthony serves on the board of Civio.ai as AI Fund’s board designee. Originally from California, Anthony earned his bachelor’s degree from the University of California, Davis, and an MBA from Harvard Business School.