Abigail Lovell is the Chief Sustainability Officer and leads Sustainability for global Experian; Matthew Donahue is the President of GPS Services
SAN DIEGO, Nov. 19, 2024 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Abigail Lovell of Experian and Matthew Donahue of GPS Services have been elected to the Identity Theft Resource Center's® (ITRC's) Board of Directors. The ITRC is a nationally recognized nonprofit organization established to support victims of identity crime.
Lovell is the Chief Sustainability Officer for global Experian. In her role, she develops a multi-disciplinary approach to sustainability and oversees the Environmental, Social and Governance program for the organization. Lovell leads climate change initiatives such as the transition to Net Zero, social impact, and the development of a global social impact framework.
Donahue, who has previously served on the ITRC's Board of Directors, including in the role of Chair, is the President of GPS Services. His background is consulting for technology, security, privacy, and business strategy with experience in telecommunications, defense, and state government.
"We are very pleased to add Abigail and Matthew to the ITRC's Board of Directors," said Eva Velasquez, President and CEO of the Identity Theft Resource Center. "They both will bring additional knowledge and experience in the Social Impact and Fraud Solutions space to our already highly skilled group of Directors. Abigail and Matthew are passionate about helping us continue to fulfill our mission to empower and guide consumers, victims, business and government to minimize risk and mitigate the impact of identity compromise and crime."
Prior to taking on her current role, Lovell held several roles across Experian North America in her 27-year tenure, including Senior Vice President of Shared Marketing, Vice President of Corporate Marketing and Director of Marketing for Consumer Information Services and Business Information Services.
Donahue headed successful change management initiatives with federal and state government agencies, and he takes great pride in being part of the team that started the ongoing Identity Theft program at the Department of Revenue in the State of Indiana.
Lovell and Donahue join the ITRC Board of Directors after the expiration of Kevin Everhart and Jim Van Dyke's terms. The ITRC team and Board Directors thank them both for their dedication, leadership and commitment to the organization.
To see a full list of ITRC's Board of Directors, click here. To view the ITRC Advisory Board, click here.
About the Identity Theft Resource Center
Founded in 1999, the Identity Theft Resource Center® (ITRC) is a national nonprofit organization established to empower and guide consumers, victims, business and government to minimize risk and mitigate the impact of identity compromise and crime. Through public and private support, the ITRC provides no-cost victim assistance and consumer education through its website live chat, idtheftcenter.org, and toll-free phone number 888.400.5530. The ITRC also equips consumers and businesses with information about recent data breaches through its data breach tracking tool. The ITRC offers help to specific populations, including the deaf/hard of hearing and blind/low vision communities.
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