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https://newsroom.fb.com/news/2017/09/information-operations-update/
https://fbnewsroomus.files.wordpress.com/2017/04/facebook-and-information-operations-v1.pdf
"They [the capitalists] will furnish credits which will serve us for the support of the Communist Party in their countries and, by supplying us materials and technical equipment which we lack, will restore our military industry necessary for our future attacks against our suppliers. To put it in other words, they will work on the preparation of their own suicide." -- V. I. Lenin
https://newsroom.fb.com/news/2017/09/information-operations-update/
https://fbnewsroomus.files.wordpress.com/2017/04/facebook-and-information-operations-v1.pdf
"They [the capitalists] will furnish credits which will serve us for the support of the Communist Party in their countries and, by supplying us materials and technical equipment which we lack, will restore our military industry necessary for our future attacks against our suppliers. To put it in other words, they will work on the preparation of their own suicide." -- V. I. Lenin
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http://www.equifax.com/about-equifax/corporate-leadership/
John Gamble is the chief financial officer of Equifax and is responsible for all financial functions including corporate finance, investor relations, accounting, audit, tax and treasury. Gamble was named to the position in May 2014 when he joined the company.
Previously, Gamble was executive vice president and chief financial officer for Lexmark International, Inc., where, in addition to corporate finance functions, he was responsible for the company’s investor relations, information technology, strategy and development; and internal audit and security functions.
Prior to Lexmark, he was executive vice president and chief financial officer of Agere Systems, Inc. Before that, Gamble held finance leadership roles with AlliedSignal, Inc., and then Honeywell International, Inc., following the merger of the two companies. Earlier, he served in a variety of finance capacities with General Motors. Gamble began his career as an electrical engineer with Bethlehem Steel Corporation.
Gamble holds a bachelor's degree in electrical engineering from Cornell University and a master's degree in business administration from Columbia Business School.
Rudy Ploder leads the company’s Workforce Solutions business, which is a leading provider of human resource, compliance, analytics and verification services. An insights-driven organization, the business helps U.S. employers strategically manage their workforces and also helps credit lenders effectively mitigate risk.
Prior to leading Workforce Solutions, he led U.S. Information Solutions at Equifax and was responsible for all U.S.-based services that provide businesses with consumer and commercial information and insights, specifically related to risk management, fraud, marketing and a variety of industry-specific solutions.
Ploder also led the company’s International unit with responsibility for all aspects of operations in eleven countries in Latin America, Europe and Canada.
Prior to joining Equifax in 2004, he held executive positions with MCI, SkyTel Communications, MobileComm and SBC Communications where he served in both corporate development and expansion-focused roles.
Ploder holds a bachelor’s degree in science from Buenos Aires University, Argentina, and a master’s degree in business administration from Kansas State University.
Trey Loughran leads the company’s United States Information Solutions (USIS) business, which includes U.S.-based services that provide businesses with consumer and commercial information and insights related to areas of risk management, identity and fraud, marketing and other industry-specific solutions.
Prior to being named to this role, Loughran served until July 2017 as the company’s Chief Marketing Officer (CMO), leading all core global marketing functions including product management and innovation, data and analytics, brand, communications, pricing, and strategic marketing.
Prior to being named CMO in March 2015, he was president of the Equifax Personal Solutions business (now Global Consumer Solutions), which provides credit monitoring and identity management services to consumers across the U.S., the UK, and Canada. Prior to that, Loughran served as senior vice president of corporate development and led the company's global mergers and acquisitions, and emerging markets activities.
Loughran joined Equifax in 2006 from BellSouth Corp., where he held a number of leadership positions, including managing director of corporate strategy and planning.
Before joining BellSouth, he helped launch Global Food Exchange, an internet-based software company, and was its chief financial officer and head of corporate development. He also served as a consultant with McKinsey & Company, an attorney with King & Spalding, and an investment banking analyst with Lazard Frères & Co.
Loughran is a magna cum laude graduate of Harvard Law School and holds a bachelor’s degree from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill where he was a Morehead Scholar (now Morehead-Cain Scholar). He currently serves as the chairman of the national board of directors of the Be the Match Foundation and vice chairman of FinTech Atlanta.
In other news...
"Three executives of Equifax sold shares worth nearly $2 million in the company days after a data breach was found to affect 143 million consumers in the United States, filings to the Securities and Exchange Commission showed.
The fillings showed that the trio – Chief Financial Officer John Gamble Jr., workforce solutions president Rodolfo Ploder and U.S. information solutions president Joseph Loughran – offloaded the shares on August 1 and August 2.
Equifax said on Thursday it discovered a data breach on July 29. "
https://www.cnbc.com/2017/09/07/equ...-nearly-2-million-days-after-data-breach.html
John Gamble is the chief financial officer of Equifax and is responsible for all financial functions including corporate finance, investor relations, accounting, audit, tax and treasury. Gamble was named to the position in May 2014 when he joined the company.
Previously, Gamble was executive vice president and chief financial officer for Lexmark International, Inc., where, in addition to corporate finance functions, he was responsible for the company’s investor relations, information technology, strategy and development; and internal audit and security functions.
Prior to Lexmark, he was executive vice president and chief financial officer of Agere Systems, Inc. Before that, Gamble held finance leadership roles with AlliedSignal, Inc., and then Honeywell International, Inc., following the merger of the two companies. Earlier, he served in a variety of finance capacities with General Motors. Gamble began his career as an electrical engineer with Bethlehem Steel Corporation.
Gamble holds a bachelor's degree in electrical engineering from Cornell University and a master's degree in business administration from Columbia Business School.
Rudy Ploder leads the company’s Workforce Solutions business, which is a leading provider of human resource, compliance, analytics and verification services. An insights-driven organization, the business helps U.S. employers strategically manage their workforces and also helps credit lenders effectively mitigate risk.
Prior to leading Workforce Solutions, he led U.S. Information Solutions at Equifax and was responsible for all U.S.-based services that provide businesses with consumer and commercial information and insights, specifically related to risk management, fraud, marketing and a variety of industry-specific solutions.
Ploder also led the company’s International unit with responsibility for all aspects of operations in eleven countries in Latin America, Europe and Canada.
Prior to joining Equifax in 2004, he held executive positions with MCI, SkyTel Communications, MobileComm and SBC Communications where he served in both corporate development and expansion-focused roles.
Ploder holds a bachelor’s degree in science from Buenos Aires University, Argentina, and a master’s degree in business administration from Kansas State University.
Trey Loughran leads the company’s United States Information Solutions (USIS) business, which includes U.S.-based services that provide businesses with consumer and commercial information and insights related to areas of risk management, identity and fraud, marketing and other industry-specific solutions.
Prior to being named to this role, Loughran served until July 2017 as the company’s Chief Marketing Officer (CMO), leading all core global marketing functions including product management and innovation, data and analytics, brand, communications, pricing, and strategic marketing.
Prior to being named CMO in March 2015, he was president of the Equifax Personal Solutions business (now Global Consumer Solutions), which provides credit monitoring and identity management services to consumers across the U.S., the UK, and Canada. Prior to that, Loughran served as senior vice president of corporate development and led the company's global mergers and acquisitions, and emerging markets activities.
Loughran joined Equifax in 2006 from BellSouth Corp., where he held a number of leadership positions, including managing director of corporate strategy and planning.
Before joining BellSouth, he helped launch Global Food Exchange, an internet-based software company, and was its chief financial officer and head of corporate development. He also served as a consultant with McKinsey & Company, an attorney with King & Spalding, and an investment banking analyst with Lazard Frères & Co.
Loughran is a magna cum laude graduate of Harvard Law School and holds a bachelor’s degree from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill where he was a Morehead Scholar (now Morehead-Cain Scholar). He currently serves as the chairman of the national board of directors of the Be the Match Foundation and vice chairman of FinTech Atlanta.
In other news...
"Three executives of Equifax sold shares worth nearly $2 million in the company days after a data breach was found to affect 143 million consumers in the United States, filings to the Securities and Exchange Commission showed.
The fillings showed that the trio – Chief Financial Officer John Gamble Jr., workforce solutions president Rodolfo Ploder and U.S. information solutions president Joseph Loughran – offloaded the shares on August 1 and August 2.
Equifax said on Thursday it discovered a data breach on July 29. "
https://www.cnbc.com/2017/09/07/equ...-nearly-2-million-days-after-data-breach.html
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