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infoUK poaches senior player from Experian | Print |  Email to a friend
Wednesday, 03 September 2008
infoUK, the Manchester-based arm of global research and ‘list’ giant infoUSA, has secured the services of Steve Heath as the firm’s new head of production and delivery.

infoUK, the Manchester-based arm of global research and ‘list’ giant infoUSA, has secured the services of Steve Heath as the firm’s new head of production and delivery.
Heath: reunited with Lloyd
Heath joins a firm that is rapidly working towards its goal of compiling a comprehensive list of all 2.2m businesses in the UK, while steadily moving towards its self-proclaimed target of employing 50 members of staff at its Old Trafford offices.

The arrival of Heath reunites him with Richard Lloyd, now the general manager of infoUK, after the two previously worked together to set up Experian’s B2B Marketing division.

He will now hold numerous responsibilities at the firm, including the development of the infoUK website.

Commenting on his new recruit, Lloyd said: “In order to provide the best sales leads and B2B data on the market and to hit our ambitious growth targets, we are committed to bringing in the best talent into our business. 

“Steve is no exception, and I have first-hand experience of his expertise in B2B data, especially in data matching and adding value to data, so am confident that he will be a major asset to our business and clients."

www.infouk.com

 

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