Moses Heredia built a career in payment processing without a college degree, working his way from humble beginnings into leadership at a global processing company. He joined Sean Kelly on the Digital Social Hour to talk about that path — the fear he had to overcome early on, the setbacks that nearly cost him everything, and the faith that carried him through both.
The conversation covers more than two decades in a competitive industry, touching on how Heredia built and kept a company culture, why he prioritizes employee well-being, and how his Christian faith shapes the way he leads. It is a grounded account of staying power in business, told by someone who credits persistence as much as strategy.
About Moses Heredia
Moses Heredia Jr. is an entrepreneur and industry leader in payment processing, having built his career from the ground up without a traditional college education. He has spent more than two decades in the field, working through the ups and downs of running a business to reach a leadership role at a global processing company.
Heredia has spoken publicly about the role his Christian faith and his upbringing played in shaping his approach to business and leadership, along with his commitment to supporting the Latino community. On the Digital Social Hour, Moses Heredia framed his journey as one built on resilience, integrity in business dealings, and a long-term view of success.
What Moses Heredia and Sean Kelly Talked About
- How Moses Heredia built a payment-processing career without a college degree
- What it took for him to overcome fear in the early days of entrepreneurship
- How his Christian faith has shaped his approach to leadership and business
- His account of close calls that nearly cost him the business he built
- Why he prioritizes employee well-being as part of long-term company culture
- How he has worked to support and give back to the Latino community
- His approach to navigating deception and setbacks he encountered in the industry
- What has kept his passion for the business strong after more than two decades
Why This Conversation Matters
Moses Heredia's conversation with Sean Kelly is a reminder that a career built without a traditional degree can still lead to real staying power in a competitive industry. His account of faith, setbacks, and persistence offers a grounded perspective for anyone building a business the hard way.
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About Sean Kelly & the Digital Social Hour
Sean Kelly is an entrepreneur and the host of the Digital Social Hour, one of the fastest-growing interview podcasts in the world, where he sits down with entrepreneurs, athletes, creators, and cultural voices for candid, long-form conversations. The show draws over 100 million views a month across platforms. Explore more guest features on SeanKelly.io.
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