London, England, United Kingdom, March 2025 – Dojo has announced the appointment of Claire Samson as its new Head of People Operations & Reward. With a strong background in HR leadership, compensation strategy, and global people operations, Claire will oversee payroll, compensation & benefits, and HR operational processes for the company’s growing workforce across multiple regions.
Before stepping into this new role, Claire Samson served as People Operations Lead at Dojo for nearly a year, where she played a pivotal role in streamlining HR processes and optimizing payroll and benefits programs globally. Prior to that, she was a Senior People Partner at Dojo, supporting cross-functional teams during international expansion and ensuring a seamless HR strategy.
Claire also founded and led Toccata Ltd, a consultancy specializing in people & culture and business operations advisory. She worked with fintech and wellness tech startups on employer branding, compensation benchmarking, and HR best practices.
Previously, Claire was Director of People & Talent at Beam, where she oversaw HR, legal, and finance operations for the award-winning Tech for Good startup. Before that, she spent nearly a decade in HR leadership roles at S&P Global and Bumble, leading organizational transformation, talent strategy, and compensation frameworks.
About Dojo
Dojo is a leading fintech company specializing in payments technology and EPOS integrations. With a mission to empower businesses in the experience economy, Dojo provides fast transactions, hospitality booking solutions, and innovative customer engagement tools. Serving over 140,000 customers across the UK, Ireland, Spain, Italy, and France, Dojo continues to expand its footprint in the global payments industry.
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