Jay Giesen Promoted to President of Factual Data

Sep 18, 2017

Factual Data has announced the promotion of Jay Giesen to President, having been with the company since January 2014, most recently serving as Senior Vice President.

As President, Giesen will continue his responsibilities for all national and regional sales efforts, focusing on penetrating key strategic accounts, as well as increasing both customer acquisition and retention. Additionally, Giesen will lead Factual Data’s strategic initiatives, such as the recently launched liens and judgments solution that addresses the gap in public records data provided in traditional credit reports.

“I am passionate about gaining a real understanding of our clients’ business challenges and objectives and partnering with them to provide the services and personalized support they need to excel in today’s complex lending environment,” said Giesen.

Prior to joining Factual Data, Giesen served as President of Sigue Global Services, based in London. Giesen has also held senior positions at American Express, GE Consumer Finance and First Data Corporation.

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