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Ilya Meyzin
Vice President, Data Science Chief of Staff, Dun & Bradstreet
Ilya Meyzin
Vice President,Data Science Chief of Staff
Dun & Bradstreet
Ilya Meyzin has global corporate strategy and business transformation experience spanning 15 yearsin multiple industries and enterprise domains. At D&B, as a member of Chief Data Scientist’s team reporting to the CEO, Mr. Meyzin leads innovation initiatives and provides thought leadership on client-facing efforts. He participated in D&B’s briefings on big data analytics to the President’s National Security Telecommunications Advisory Committee. He also contributed to the white paper on inclusive development in a big data context, which was delivered to senior Chinese government officials. In his prior role at D&B, Meyzin was Vice President of Strategic Business Planning, responsible for formulation and delivery of strategic company initiatives. Previously, as a strategy consultant Meyzin advised Fortune 500 and private equity clients on growth strategy, market entry and M&A, and conducted commercial due diligence on businesses ranging from start-ups to multi-billion multinationals. Mr. Meyzin has a B.A.in Philosophy from Yale University.
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You have used it a countless number of times. Introduced in the 19th century and virtually unchanged since, it still sells over 10 billion times annually in the US alone. Its purpose is to secure documents, presumably important ones, but people also use it to hang Christmas ornaments, pick locks and clean fingernails. During World War II, Norwegians made it a symbol of...
