British Analytics Firm Experian Appoints BT's Adam Crozier as Chair-Designate
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Posted on April 21, 2026
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Experian has named Adam Crozier—currently chair of BT and Kantar—as its chair‑designate effective May 12, succeeding Mike Rogers at the AGM in July.

April 21 (Reuters) - Credit data and analytics firm Experian on Tuesday named British telecom BT Group's Adam Crozier as its chair-designate, effective May 12, when he will succeed Mike Rogers.
The appointment follows Experian's announcement in January that Rogers would retire as chair after completing nine years on the board and seven years in the role.
Here are some details:
• Crozier is currently chair of BT and has previously served as chair of Premier-Inn owner Whitbread and online fashion retailer ASOS.
• Experian Senior Independent Director Alison Brittain said Crozier's appointment follows a "comprehensive and rigorous search process".
• "He (Crozier) brings extensive leadership and board experience across large, international businesses, and his insight will be valuable as we continue to execute our strategy and deliver long-term growth," Experian CEO Brian Cassin said.
• Rogers will retire as chair at the conclusion of Experian's annual general meeting.
• Data and analytics firms recently have been hit by worries over the impact of powerful new AI models on their business cases and whether the billions being spent by organisations on technology updates are sustainable.
• In January, Experian maintained its annual outlook after reporting third-quarter organic revenue growth of 8%.
(Reporting by Neeshita Beura in Bengaluru; Editing by Sherry Jacob-Phillips)
Experian has appointed Adam Crozier, currently chair of BT Group, as its chair-designate effective May 12.
Adam Crozier will succeed Mike Rogers, who is retiring after nine years on Experian's board and seven years as chair.
Adam Crozier has served as chair of BT, Whitbread, and ASOS, bringing extensive leadership and board experience.
The change follows Mike Rogers' planned retirement after completing his tenure as chair and board member.
Experian reported third-quarter organic revenue growth of 8% and maintained its annual outlook in January.
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