Key Takeaways
- • POSaBIT Systems Corporation (CSE: PBIT, OTC: POSAF) appointed Emily Eagon, CPA, as Chief Financial Officer effective November 10, 2026, promoting her from Vice President of Finance, a role she has held since May 2025.
- • Eagon will continue to oversee accounting, financial reporting, planning, and capital strategy, per the company's announcement.
- • Eagon brings more than 20 years of accounting and finance leadership, including M&A integration at Predictis (an Alpine Investors portfolio company) and seven years building Medium's accounting and finance function through Series A and B rounds and acquisitions.
- • CEO and Co-Founder Ryan Hamlin described the promotion as well earned, citing Eagon's discipline, clarity, and understanding of the business.
- • The appointment is an internal promotion, with no change in mandate disclosed beyond the CFO title.
Summary
POSaBIT Systems Corporation, a provider of point-of-sale and payments technology for the cannabis industry, announced that Emily Eagon has been appointed Chief Financial Officer effective November 10, 2026, according to a Business Wire release issued from Toronto and Seattle. Eagon has served as the company's Vice President of Finance since May 2025 and will continue to oversee POSaBIT's accounting, financial reporting, planning, and capital strategy in the expanded role.
Co-Founder and CEO Ryan Hamlin said Eagon has been an invaluable part of the team since she joined and that her promotion is well earned. He cited her discipline, clarity, and deep understanding of the business as qualifications to lead the finance organization as the company continues to grow. Eagon said she looked forward to working with the leadership team to drive operational efficiency and long-term value.
Eagon is a CPA with more than 20 years of accounting and finance leadership. She has a track record of building finance functions from the ground up at venture- and private equity-backed technology companies. Her prior roles include Vice President of Finance at Predictis, an Alpine Investors portfolio company, where she led M&A integration; finance leadership at Discuss.io; and seven years building Medium's accounting and finance function through its Series A and B rounds and acquisitions. Earlier in her career she held corporate finance leadership roles at Jones Lang LaSalle.
POSaBIT describes itself as a FinTech focused exclusively on the cannabis industry and a leading cashless payment provider for cannabis retailers. The company's release notes forward-looking risks including customer adoption, economic conditions, competitive pressures, and regulatory uncertainty in the cannabis sector.
Co-Founder and CEO Ryan Hamlin said Eagon has been an invaluable part of the team since she joined and that her promotion is well earned. He cited her discipline, clarity, and deep understanding of the business as qualifications to lead the finance organization as the company continues to grow. Eagon said she looked forward to working with the leadership team to drive operational efficiency and long-term value.
Eagon is a CPA with more than 20 years of accounting and finance leadership. She has a track record of building finance functions from the ground up at venture- and private equity-backed technology companies. Her prior roles include Vice President of Finance at Predictis, an Alpine Investors portfolio company, where she led M&A integration; finance leadership at Discuss.io; and seven years building Medium's accounting and finance function through its Series A and B rounds and acquisitions. Earlier in her career she held corporate finance leadership roles at Jones Lang LaSalle.
POSaBIT describes itself as a FinTech focused exclusively on the cannabis industry and a leading cashless payment provider for cannabis retailers. The company's release notes forward-looking risks including customer adoption, economic conditions, competitive pressures, and regulatory uncertainty in the cannabis sector.
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