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TransUnion Announces Teedra Bernard as Senior Vice President

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TransUnion (TRU - Free Report) has announced the appointment of Teedra Bernard as the company’s first-ever senior vice president, and chief talent and diversity officer. She got promoted from the position of vice president of HR for Global Technology.

Notably, shares of TransUnion have declined 1.1% year to date, compared with the 1.4% decline of the industry it belongs to.

In her new role, Bernard is responsible for TransUnion’s global talent functions. These include employment branding, talent acquisition, onboarding, career development, associate and manager training, leadership development, employee engagement and experience, and employee relations.

Bernard has been with TransUnion since early 2019 and has industry experience in retail, operations, sales, pharmaceuticals and investment banking. Before joining TransUnion, she was at Hewlett Packard for eight years. There she served in several HR leadership roles, including head of HR for the HPE Pointnext Global Client Services organization and the global Mergers, Acquisitions, Divestitures and Outsourcing team.

“The ability to attract and nurture top talent is critical to an information and insights company like TransUnion, and I have full confidence in Teedra’s ability to lead this important function,” said Chris Cartwright, TransUnion president and CEO.

Zacks Rank and Key Picks

Currently, TransUnion has a Zacks Rank #2 (Buy).

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