COSTA MESA, Calif. -

On Thursday, Experian revealed its choice for a new group president of vertical markets, an area that includes the auto side of the company’s business in North America.

Chosen for the position is Jennifer Schulz.

In her new position, Schulz will be in charge of the company’s vertical markets group, which also include the public sector and healthcare businesses in North America, in addition to automotive.

"Experian is focused on building on the many opportunities that reside within our vertical markets businesses. We believe Jennifer's extensive financial services background will prove to be a significant asset as we continue to expand in these areas," said Victor Nichols, chief executive officer of Experian North America.

"We are pleased to have her join the team and excited about the strategic thinking, leadership and deep industry knowledge that she brings to the company."

The company explained Schulz will focus on growing and expanding Experian's vertical markets in North America.

"Over the last several years Experian has made significant investments into key vertical markets, experiencing growth organically and through acquisitions, including the recent acquisition of Passport Health," the company shared.

Before joining Experian, Schulz served as senior vice president of global product strategy, innovations and eCommerce for Visa Inc.

In that role, she was responsible for the strategic direction and management of Visa's global eCommerce business and for driving Visa's product innovation strategy.

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