Craig Boundy is Chief Executive Officer of Experian North America, a $2.4 billion company based in Costa Mesa, Calif. He is responsible for all Experian North America business lines, including Credit Services and Decision Analytics, Consumer Services, Vertical Markets (Automotive, Health and Public Sector) and Marketing Services. He also serves as leader of Experian’s Consumer Services business globally. Boundy joined Experian in November 2011 as Managing Director of Experian UK and Ireland. Prior to joining Experian, he was CEO of Logica in the United Kingdom, having joined Logica in 2008 as CEO Global Operations. Before this, Boundy was at Cable & Wireless, where he was Chief Operating Officer (COO) of its business in Europe, the United States and Asia. Before Cable & Wireless, he was Sales Director and then COO at Energis. His early career was with BT. Boundy attended Lancaster University in the United Kingdom, graduating in management studies and German. He currently lives in Orange County, Calif.

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Forbes Magazine recently named Experian among the top 100 innovative companies in the world for the second year in a row. Forbes has a...

Published: August 25, 2015 by Craig Boundy

Our world today runs on data. It's changing the way we browse the Internet, run our businesses, treat medical patients and invest in technology....

Published: August 10, 2015 by Craig Boundy

Today, Experian and the nationwide credit reporting agencies announced another important step in our work to improve the credit lives of consumers and create...

Published: May 20, 2015 by Craig Boundy

Experian’s goal is to help consumers understand and actively engage in their credit life because it plays such an important role in building a...

Published: March 9, 2015 by Craig Boundy

Big data received a lot of press coverage in 2014; unfortunately, it wasn’t all kind. That’s too bad; because it’s not fair to lay...

Published: February 11, 2015 by Craig Boundy

The power of data is good. Couple it with analytics and it becomes great. Derive real and tangible insight from this process, and you...

Published: October 1, 2014 by Craig Boundy

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