Jersey City, N.J. —
In his new position, Stephenson will serve as the executive responsible for all of ISO’s diverse subsidiaries focused on decision analytics. He also will continue to oversee ISO’s Business Development and Enterprise Data Management units and provide leadership in developing ISO’s overall growth strategy.
Stephenson joined ISO in 2001 as head of ISO’s Intego Solutions, where he focused on acquiring companies that bring new functionality to the property/casualty value chain. In 2002, Stephenson was promoted to EVP, working with ISO’s senior management team to move the company to higher levels of growth and productivity.
"Scott continues to be a significant influence in the growth of the ISO enterprise," says Chairman, President and CEO Frank Coyne. "This appointment recognizes Scott’s achievements and further positions ISO for success in the future."
Before joining ISO, Stephenson was an executive-in-residence with Silver Lake Partners, a technology-oriented private equity firm headquartered in New York and Menlo Park, Calif., where he focused on the information services sector. Prior to Silver Lake, Stephenson was a senior partner with The Boston Consulting Group, a global management consulting firm.
Source: ISO
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