As incumbent Peter Tyrell returns to the US, consumer credit reporting service Equifax has named Paul Gladigau as its new chief technology officer for Australia and New Zealand.
Gladigau began his new position in the middle of January, taking charge of the organization’s A/NZ technology team and being accountable for its information technology vision, strategy, and execution.
He expressed his excitement about his new position on LinkedIn, writing, “I look forward to assisting Equifax speed its digital transformation path.”
Additionally, we are ingesting, keying, connecting, and verifying consumer credit data into our data fabric, allowing us to deliver data and insights to clients much more quickly.
Cochrane continued Gladigau joins the executive leadership group for Equifax AN/Z and reports to David Stephens, senior vice president of technology at Equifax.
Gladigau joined Equifax after serving the Commonwealth Bank of Australia for slightly over six years in a variety of combined CIO and general manager positions.
In addition, he spent more than ten years at IBM and has held a variety of technology and director positions throughout the financial sector, including JP Morgan Chase, Macquarie Group, and Black Rock.