Tony Hadley is Senior Vice President of Government Affairs and Public Policy for Experian. He leads the corporation’s legislative, regulatory and policy programs relating to consumer reporting, consumer finance, direct and digital marketing, e-commerce, financial education and data protection. Hadley leads Experian’s legislative and regulatory efforts with a number of trade groups and alliances, including the American Financial Services Association, the Direct Marketing Association, the Consumer Data Industry Association, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and the Interactive Advertising Bureau. Hadley is Chairman of the National Business Coalition on E-commerce and Privacy.
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There’s no arguing the importance of data to the marketing industry, but it’s equally important for marketers to leverage data in a responsible manner....
By all accounts, the national housing market in the US stabilized with a recent report showing year-over-year growth at 6.8 percent for October 2015....
In a recent report, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) estimated that there are more than 45 million American consumers that are “credit invisible,”...
On July 16, the CFPB published its “first ever” monthly report providing a snapshot of complaints filed by consumers through the agency’s complaint portal....
We’re just a few months into a new year and already there are clear signs how the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) plans to...
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As the increased buzz about Big Data has filtered into Washington, D.C., policymakers have sought to learn more about Big Data, the technology that...
In a world where customized advertising is delivered directly to the right group of people in the most targeted ways, it’s hard to remember...
The FTC has advocated for the creation of a central website where marketing information service providers (FTC calls them “data brokers”) would be listed,...