Cuentas Names Eric Kilinsky Interim Finance Chief
The leadership reshuffle signals the company’s stated ambition to remake itself into an artificial intelligence-first business.
June 15, 2026

Cuentas, Inc., a Miami Beach-based mobile communications and digital platform company, has reshuffled its executive ranks, naming a new interim finance chief while elevating its outgoing finance lead into a newly created artificial intelligence position. The changes took effect June 8, 2026, according to an announcement the company released on June 12.
A New Finance Chief
The company’s board appointed Eric Kilinsky as interim chief financial officer, where he will serve as principal financial and accounting officer. His responsibilities span financial oversight, public company reporting, regulatory submission support, audit coordination, capitalization table management, budgeting and forecasting, and financial analysis. Kilinsky is described as a finance and accounting executive with broad experience delivering outsourced CFO, reporting, compliance, and tax services to both private and public companies across a range of industries. The company noted he has supported reporting and compliance work for more than ten public companies and holds a bachelor’s degree in accounting and finance from Susquehanna University.
A Pivot Toward Artificial Intelligence
Ofek Haim Suchard, who previously held the interim CFO post, has moved into the role of chief artificial intelligence officer. In that capacity, Suchard is tasked with steering Cuentas toward becoming an AI-first organization and preparing it for the eventual arrival of artificial general intelligence. His focus will include technology strategy, product development, and weaving advanced AI capabilities throughout the company’s platform, which spans mobile communications, connectivity, and digital services. Suchard holds a degree in mechanical engineering and brings a software development background to the new position.
Chief Executive Officer Shalom Arik Maimon framed the appointments as a strengthening of both the finance function and the company’s technology ambitions, characterizing Kilinsky’s reporting and accounting expertise as additive to strategy execution and describing Suchard’s transition as a way to sharpen focus on the product and technology innovation central to the platform’s future.
Building on a Broader Reset
The announcement builds on a broader strategic repositioning detailed in the company’s recent annual report, in which Cuentas reorganized around mobile telecommunications and digital entertainment joint ventures, including its interest in World Mobile LLC. The company also referenced its continued interest in regaining a listing on a major U.S. exchange, having recently returned to the OTCQB tier after a stretch in the over-the-counter market’s lower tiers.