Zac Thomas
About Zac Thomas
Zac Thomas serves as the Strategic Partnerships Lead for Latin America at SoFi, specifically within Galileo Financial Technologies, since 2021. He has extensive experience in business development and strategy across various roles in multiple countries, demonstrating a strong commitment to the FinTech sector in Latin America.
Work at Galileo
Zac Thomas serves as the Strategic Partnerships Lead for Latin America at Galileo Financial Technologies, a SoFi company. He has held this position since 2021, contributing to the company's operations in the Mexico City Metropolitan Area. In this role, he focuses on developing strategic partnerships that enhance Galileo's offerings in the Latin American market.
Current Roles and Responsibilities
In addition to his role at Galileo, Zac Thomas is a Venture Partner at Rally Cap Ventures, also starting in 2021. His responsibilities include identifying investment opportunities and supporting portfolio companies. His work spans multiple sectors, with a particular focus on the FinTech landscape in Latin America.
Education and Expertise
Zac Thomas holds a Bachelor of Commerce (BCom) and a Bachelor of Arts (BA) from Victoria University of Wellington, where he studied Economics, Politics, Finance, and International Relations. He also studied Economics and Finance at Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile. His expertise includes strategy, business development, capital raising, and financial modeling, which he applies in his current roles.
Professional Background
Zac Thomas has a diverse professional background, having worked in various roles across multiple countries. His previous positions include Business Associate at Techstars, Business Strategy Manager at Embleema, and Portfolio and Development Manager at Finnovista. He has also held roles in sales, project management, and consulting, which have equipped him with a broad skill set relevant to his current focus on strategic partnerships.
Passion for Latin America
Zac Thomas has a strong passion for Latin America, which is evident in his decision to base himself in Mexico City. He believes in the potential of FinTech and entrepreneurship to improve lives in the region. His commitment to mentorship further reflects his dedication to fostering growth and innovation within the Latin American business landscape.