Paulino Barros leads the company’s U.S. Information Solutions (USIS) business, which includes U.S.-based services that provide businesses with consumer and commercial information and insights related to areas of risk management, identity and fraud, marketing and a variety of industry-specific solutions.

Previously, Barros led the company’s international unit with responsibility for Latin America, Europe, Asia and Canada, and also led expansion efforts into other countries.

Before joining Equifax in April 2010, he was the founder and president of PB&C - Global Investments (LLC), an international consulting and investment firm.

Previously, Barros was the president of Global Operations for AT&T, which has a presence in 135 countries. He held several executive leadership positions at the BellSouth Corporation before it was acquired by AT&T in 2006, including chief product officer, president of BellSouth Latin America, regional vice president of Latin America, as well as chief planning and operations officer.

Barros also served at Motorola, Inc., as corporate vice president and general manager – Latin America Group and was also corporate vice president and general manager of Market Operations – Americas. He also held a variety of positions with The NutraSweet Company as well as with Monsanto Company in the U.S and Latin America.

Barros holds degrees in mechanical and electrical engineering from Escola de Engenharia Industrial and Faculdade de Engenharia de São José dos Campos in São Paulo, Brazil, as well as a master’s degree in business administration from Washington University, St. Louis.

Jeff Dodge is senior vice president of investor relations for Equifax and is responsible for managing the company's relationship with Wall Street analysts and investors.

Dodge joined Equifax in 1992 as senior vice president of business development for the financial services group. Then, he was named senior vice president and general manager, risk management services. Afterwards, Dodge assumed responsibility for all financial services products in the banking industry. Subsequently, he led the specialty and emerging markets group responsible for healthcare, telecommunications/utilities and government. Next, Dodge headed global business expansion opportunities. In 2000, he was appointed executive vice president and group executive for knowledge engineering. Later that year, Dodge progressed to a role overseeing market development efforts in Latin America. And prior to his current role leading investor relations, he served as senior vice president of strategic planning and analysis.

Before joining Equifax, Dodge was senior credit officer of retailer financial services for GE Capital Corporation. Previously, he was a senior associate at Booz-Allen & Hamilton in the financial services practice. Dodge began his career in financial services at BankAmerica Corporation.

Dodge earned a bachelor's degree in business from Golden Gate University in San Francisco, and a master's degree from Carnegie-Mellon University. He is past chairman of the board of trustees for the National Foundation of Consumer Credit.

John Hartman leads the company’s international operations, with responsibility for businesses in Latin America, Europe, Asia and Canada. He also oversees the company’s ongoing expansion efforts into emerging markets.

In his previous role with Equifax, he served as senior vice president of corporate development, and the Identity and Fraud Solutions business. Hartman was responsible for the company's increasing development and expansion efforts into high-growth, emerging markets both domestically and internationally as well as its advanced consumer identity protection and fraud security group.

Before joining Equifax in April 2010, Hartman served as executive vice president and chief commercial officer for Acuity Brands, where he was instrumental in growing revenues for the $2 billion global manufacturer more than 30 percent during a five-year period.

While at BellSouth, Hartman led the company’s digital entertainment service and prior to that served as executive vice president – international. He also held senior positions at Cox Communications and United Parcel Service, and most recently was president of Growth Vector, an Atlanta-based company that provides advisory and implementation services to companies seeking business turnarounds.

Hartman holds a master’s degree in business administration from the Harvard Graduate School of Business, and a bachelor’s degree in business management/marketing from Cornell University.

Trey Loughran is the chief marketing officer for Equifax and leads all core global marketing functions including product management and innovation, data and analytics, brand, communications, pricing and strategic marketing.  

Prior to being named chief marketing officer in March 2015, he was president of the Equifax Personal Solutions business, which provides credit monitoring and identity management services to consumers across the U.S., the UK and Canada. Prior to that Loughran served as senior vice president of corporate development and led the company's global mergers and acquisitions, and emerging markets activities.

Loughran joined Equifax in 2006 from BellSouth Corp., where he held a number of leadership positions, including managing director of corporate strategy and planning.

Before joining BellSouth, he helped launch Global Food Exchange, an internet-based software company, and was its chief financial officer and head of corporate development. He also served as a consultant with McKinsey & Company, an attorney with King & Spalding, and an investment banking analyst with Lazard Frères & Co. 

Loughran is a magna cum laude graduate of Harvard Law School and holds a bachelor’s degree from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill where he was a Morehead Scholar (now Morehead-Cain Scholar). He currently serves as the vice chairman of the national board of directors of the Be the Match Foundation and vice chairman of FinTech Atlanta.

Coretha Rushing joined Equifax in May 2006 as chief human resources officer. She has global responsibilities for the human resources center of excellence that includes community affairs, human resources operations, talent management and total rewards. Rushing is also a trustee of the Equifax Foundation.

Prior to joining Equifax, she served in several senior human resources roles for The Coca-Cola Company (including senior vice president of human resources) where she led all human resources functions for the global beverage company. After leaving The Coca-Cola Company in 2004, Rushing was an executive coach and consultant with Atlanta-based Cameron Wesley LLC.

Prior to joining The Coca-Cola Company, Rushing was director, human resources for the Midwest division of Pizza Hut (a division of PepsiCo). She also worked for IBM in several human resources management positions. Rushing began her career as a recruiter and corporate training specialist with R.H. Macy's & Co. and training director for East River Savings and Loan.

A native of Virginia, Rushing received her bachelor’s degree in industrial psychology from East Carolina University and holds a master’s degree in human resources and counseling from George Washington University. She is also certified as a senior professional in human resources from the Society for Human Resource Management, where she serves on the board of directors and is a member of its compensation committee.

Dave Webb is chief information officer for Equifax, where he is responsible for leading a global team of IT professionals in delivering the technology strategy as well as support for the company's innovative consumer and business solutions. He joined the company in 2010.

A 30-year veteran of the IT and financial services industries, Webb joined Equifax from Silicon Valley Bank, where as chief operations officer he led the company's IT strategy. He also served as a vice president at Goldman Sachs, supporting the investment and merchant banking divisions, and held technology leadership positions at Bank One and GE Capital’s auto finance business.

Additionally, Webb has served as a technology consultant to several large corporations in the U.S. While living in Europe, he held positions at companies servicing the oil industry, including Kestrel Data Limited, Marathon Oil UK Ltd., and Brown and Root Ltd.

Webb earned a bachelor's degree in Russian from the University of London and a master’s degree in business administration from the J.L. Kellogg Graduate School of Management at Northwestern University.