Fiserv, Inc. Announces Executive Leadership Appointments
January 19, 2021 at 08:45 am
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Fiserv, Inc. announced executive leadership appointments for two newly created positions, capitalizing on its internal leadership talent and building on its commitment to continuous innovation and to delivering value for clients and other stakeholders. Byron Vielehr, Head of Payments and Digital Solutions at Fiserv, has been appointed Chief Digital and Data Officer. Vielehr will lead integrated digital and data strategic growth initiatives across Fiserv. He brings deep experience in global operations, including the management of multiple Fiserv lines of business, and a keen understanding of digital, data and technology at scale to this new role. Vielehr will drive the
execution and delivery of new digital capabilities and future data, analytics and fraud solutions. Neil Wilcox, Chief of Staff at Fiserv, has been appointed Head of Corporate Social Responsibility. Wilcox will lead the company’s expanded focus on corporate citizenship and social responsibility, including strategies to build upon its success in community and non-profit engagement, diversity and inclusion, and global philanthropy and volunteerism. He will oversee sustainability commitments for the organization, as well as help govern and measure the impact of these initiatives and their value to the business and key stakeholders. Both Vielehr and Wilcox will report directly to Bisignano. The appointments are effective immediately.
Fiserv, Inc. specializes in the development and integration of IT solutions for the financial and insurance sectors. Net sales break down by activity as follows:
- on-line banking and investment support (77.7%): solutions for on-line payment, solutions for placing share orders, paying for securities, managing retirement savings plans, etc.;
- financial management (16.6%): transaction and loan management solutions, data treatment, CRM, hosting solutions of online activities and outsourcing services for financial institutions (banks, leasing companies, real estate lending companies, etc.) and insurance companies;
- other (5.7%).
The United States account for 85% of net sales.