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Dee Hock, Visa’s Founder and CEO Emeritus, is not a household name beyond the world of financial services. Yet, in many ways, his impact and influence surpass that of almost any other leader in the last half century.

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I n 1965, a 36-year-old financial salesman named Dee Hock found himself in rainy Seattle, unemployed, depressed, with three young kids while his wife pursued a long-overdue college degree. He had worked for 16 years in various nonbank financial companies across the West Coast and had no fire for another move. Hock

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Visa credit card association founder Dee Hock is a world-leading expert in payment systems. While an official in 1968 at a local bank in Washington State franchised by Bank of America to issue BankAmericard, Hock became chairman on a committee to create what would become Visa in 1976. Hock is open-minded and outspoken.

Dee W. Hock FOUNDER AND CEO EMERITUS VISA USA AND VISA INTERNATIONAL, NOW VISA INC . Born March 21, 1929, in North Ogden, Utah. September 1947 to June 1949. Weber College, Ogden Utah. September 22, 1949. Married Ferol Delors Cragun in Salt Lake City, Utah. 1949 to 1952. Branch Manager, Pacific Finance, Ogden Utah. 1952 to 1953.