Co-Founder & CEO · Finexio

Chris Wyatt

A call for 2030 · B2B payables

One human.
One agent.

The agent runs settlement. The human handles exceptions. My thesis for the next era of B2B payments, and what would prove it wrong.

Chris Wyatt
Ann Arbor, Michigan
Two decades in regulated payments.

Leading Finexio as board-appointed Interim CEO. Previously General Manager of B2B and Patient Payments at Change Healthcare.

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The work behind the thesis.

The same operating pattern across healthcare and B2B payments: find the friction, structure the data, and build the system that can carry the volume.

Current mandate

2018 to present

Finexio

Co-Founder & CEO, Board Member

Built the B2B payments network from pre-revenue to $20M ARR and $12B+ in annual payment volume on multi-bank orchestration. Named Interim CEO by the board. Holds the CEO seat, leads day to day, and reports to the board.

Full-time operating focus

Operating scale

2014 to 2017

Change Healthcare

General Manager, B2B & Patient Payments

Owned a $400M P&L, led a 350-person organization, and built an $8B virtual card operation on $160B in annual payment volume.

Institutional outcome

2005 to 2012

American Imaging Management

Patient Safety, Utilization & Business Intelligence

Operated through WellPoint's $300M acquisition and stripped $150M+ in administrative overhead through automation and structured data.

The calls stay on the record.

9 predictions, each with a date attached. They are graded only against public sources, and the misses stay on the board.

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9 open · 0 graded

Orchestration wins. Single-rail middleware does not.

What would prove this call →

Interrogate the public record.

My thesis is that agents do the work and humans handle the exceptions. Test mine. It knows the operating record and every call on the scoreboard, stays inside verified public material, and says when the record runs out.

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