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Experian's Business Strategies division is changing

Experian - A World of Insight In today’s fast paced global market, organisations must adapt to changing conditions and focus on developing deep and lasting relationships with clients. Experian has a long history of success in identifying and developing opportunities that bring us closer to our customers and improve our performance.

Business Strategies division is one of Experian’s most innovative and exciting businesses and has grown significantly in recent years. The division’s core products and propositions lie at the heart of Experian’s strategic vision, 'A world of insight', helping to drive innovation and growth in the wider company.

We are changing our structure to ensure that growth continues and that we deliver the best possible service to our clients around the world. With this in mind, Business Strategies will formally become part of Experian's Marketing Services Group.

Nigel Wilson, UK & ROI Managing Director, Business Strategies, comments: 'Business Strategies has grown dramatically over the last five years, developing market leading products, diversifying into new sectors, such as the public sector, and acquiring companies whose products greatly complement our services, for example, FootFall and The Future Foundation. This has allowed us to extend our propositions in areas such as consumer and location insight to broaden the appeal of our offering to customers. A more formal alignment with the UK Marketing Services division will enable Business Strategies and Experian to provide more integrated services that will better serve our customers.'

Charles Burton has been a key driver in building the Business Strategies business. His vision and insight have been a driving force behind the outstanding growth the business has achieved over the past several years. With these changes, Charles will transition from January 1 2008 to a part time consulting role, in particular supporting the economics business in the UK & EMEA, in addition to taking up new challenges outside of Experian.

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