MELBOURNE, Australia, Dec. 12, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Bizcap, one of the fastest-growing alternative lenders, has promoted Rebecca del Rio to Deputy CEO for Asia-Pacific, recognising her substantial contributions to the company's growth and evolution since joining at its inception in 2019. Del Rio will also continue in her existing capacity as Global Chief Revenue Officer, driving the organisation's global revenue strategy.
Over the past six years, del Rio has grown alongside Bizcap, taking on an increasingly expansive leadership role. Her remit spans marketing, sales, partnerships, people and culture, analytics, innovation, and product – a breadth of responsibility that positions her strongly to help steer Bizcap's next phase of strategic development.
Since its inception, Bizcap has funded $4.8 billion globally, including $1.5 billion in 2025 across Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, the UK, Europe, the US and Canada. The company's rapid momentum is reflected not only in its expanding footprint but also in its growing workforce, with global headcount rising more than 80% year-on-year.
As Bizcap has expanded into new markets and scaled its operations internationally, del Rio's portfolio has broadened accordingly, giving her deep insight into the company's business functions across regions including Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, the UK, Europe and Canada.
Del Rio's promotion complements Bizcap's collaborative leadership model, which brings together operational expertise from Global Chief Operating Officer Adam Szental, credit and risk leadership from Chief Credit Officer Tony Truong, and the strategic direction set by co-founders Zalman Blachman, Abrahram White and Albert Gafhi. This strengthened alignment positions Bizcap to execute its growth plans with greater cohesion and clarity.
Bizcap's Co-Founder and Co-CEO Zalman Blachman said that del Rio's leadership has been foundational to Bizcap's trajectory, acknowledging her impact and the respect she commands across the organisation.
"Rebecca has played a significant role in Bizcap's journey and growth. Her commitment, expertise, and collaboration with our broader leadership team have helped shape who we are today. We're excited to see her continue contributing to our collective success in this next chapter," Blachman said.
Abraham White, Bizcap's Co-Founder and Co-CEO, reflected on del Rio's contribution to Bizcap's culture and strategic direction, emphasising her vision and relentless drive.
"It has been a privilege to see Rebecca's vision and dedication contribute to Bizcap's culture and strategic direction. She brings an energy that strengthens our leadership team, and I'm looking forward to all that's ahead," White said.
In accepting the promotion, del Rio expressed her enthusiasm for the opportunity to help shape the company's future.
"I'm honoured to step into the role of Deputy CEO for APAC. Having grown with Bizcap from day one, I'm deeply passionate about our mission, as well as our partners and customers. I'm incredibly grateful to have the trust of our founders, executive team and global partners to support the next stage of Bizcap's growth and innovation," she said.
As Bizcap accelerates its international expansion, del Rio's elevated role provides strong leadership at a pivotal moment, positioning the organisation to scale responsibly and cohesively across global markets.
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Bizcap promotes Rebecca del Rio to Deputy CEO for APAC
HONG KONG, Dec. 12, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- As its business footprint expanded, The Hong Kong and China Gas Company Limited (Towngas) decided to modernize its IT infrastructure on the cloud. In collaboration with Amazon Web Services (AWS) and its core partner eCloudvalley, Towngas migrated mission‑critical systems, saving up to 40% in IT costs while ensuring 99.99% availability for core systems.
Unwire.pro interviewed Alex Wong, General Manager of Information Technology at Towngas, and Joe Kwok, Regional Manager of eCloudvalley Hong Kong, to explore how cloud modernization drives transformation and how the two organizations are partnering to leverage data and generative AI to deliver better service experiences.
From "Back‑Office Maintenance" to "All‑Around Stewardship": A Proactive Partnership
Speaking about the collaboration, Joe from eCloudvalley shared: "What we are most proud of in the past two years is that 'nothing major happened.'" Rather than acting as Towngas' back‑office support, eCloudvalley functions more like an embedded steward—providing 24/7 monitoring, developing ongoing cost‑optimization strategies, and tailoring every solution to Towngas' needs.
eCloudvalley oversees full‑spectrum management and alerts—from cloud architecture security and backup mechanisms to cost‑efficiency planning—allowing Towngas' IT team to focus on business innovation and application development without worrying about infrastructure stability. "eCloudvalley feels like part of our internal team," said Alex Wong. "They anticipate our needs, optimize costs, and help us achieve maximum return on our AWS investments."
Reducing IT Costs by 30–40% and Achieving 99.99% Availability — Faster Market Response from Months to Days
With eCloudvalley's support in modernizing on AWS, Towngas now operates with greater efficiency, agility, and resilience—directly reflected in faster business rollout and scalability. The migration reduced IT costs by 30–40%, cut routine management time, and maintained 99.99% availability for mission‑critical systems, enabling Towngas to deliver consistent and reliable services more rapidly.
After adopting a microservices architecture, Towngas decoupled applications into independently functioning modules, allowing individual feature enhancements without disrupting the whole system. Joe explained that initiatives such as loyalty programs or promotional campaigns can now be adjusted weekly—or even daily—enhancing customer experience and empowering the company with real‑time responsiveness.
Looking Ahead: AI and Security Compliance Take Center Stage
As AI adoption accelerates, Towngas has already begun building AI‑driven services to enhance customer support and streamline operations. For example, leveraging Amazon Bedrock to develop generative AI tools, enabling legal and supply chain teams to quickly validate customer contracts and terms, while also exploring Agentic AI to support employees in handling complex, multi‑step tasks. Joe believes that only when internal processes are optimized and employees learn how to "work with AI" can enterprises effectively apply AI to core decision‑making and business innovation.
Looking ahead, with Hong Kong implementing critical infrastructure regulations by 2026 and AI applications becoming more widespread, data security and regulatory compliance will be top priorities in the partnership. In the AI era, data‑leakage risks take on new forms—so eCloudvalley will continue helping Towngas strengthen protective frameworks, including endpoint security, data governance, and regulation‑aligned backup mechanisms. For enterprises still hesitant about cloud or AI adoption, Joe offers simple advice: start by solving an immediate pain point, build confidence through small‑scale success, and progress step by step toward full transformation.
About eCloudvalley
Founded in 2013, eCloudvalley is a leading cloud service provider in the Asia-Pacific region, serving over 2,400 customers with tailored cloud, data, and security solutions. As an award-winning AWS Premier Partner, the company combines global expertise with local insight to support enterprises through every stage of digital transformation.
Read more: https://www.ecloudvalley.com/en/event/hk-case-sharing-towngas
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