By Michele Maatouk
Date: Monday 12 May 2025
(Sharecast News) - Experian is reportedly kicking off the hunt for a successor to its long-serving chairman.
According to Sky News, the credit-checking firm is working with headhunters to identify a replacement for Mike Rogers, who has chaired the company since July 2019.
Rogers has been on the board since the summer of 2017, meaning his independence will be 'timed out' under corporate governance guidelines by July 2026.
Sources close to the process told Sky that a successor was unlikely to be in place until next year.
The search for Experian's next chairman is being led internally by Alison Brittain, the Premier League chair, who serves as the company's senior independent director.
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