2017-02-S10

Allison is a highly driven and self-motivated big data/analytics/product executive with a proven track record in transforming businesses and driving strategic growth through data analysis and product development. At Cox Automotive, Allison has led the development and launch of Cox Automotive Data Solutions, helping internal and external clients use data to improve decision-making. Prior to joining Cox Automotive, Allison worked at LexisNexis where she developed the entire product portfolio of data and analytics products for its expansion into the UK, leading to double-digit growth year-on- year for that new venture while transforming the motor insurance industry. A trained quantitative political scientist who got her start as a price optimisation consultant, Allison holds a BA in mathematics and international relations from the College of Wooster, and an MA in political science from the University of Michigan. About Cox Automotive Cox Automotive is the world’s largest automotive service organisation, providing a complete set of products and services that are all in one place and easy-to- use. Our vision is to transform the way the world buys, sells and owns vehicles and we are committed to helping you make money more efficiently. We deliver stocking, marketing, sales and service solutions that connect our clients at every stage of the vehicle lifecycle, using powerful data to give you the competitive edge. Cox Automotive Data Solutions is the UK’s leading source of automotive insight, with an extensive offering of intuitive tools ready-to- use data and consultancy. We can combine data from across the entire vehicle lifecycle. With expert brands including Manheim, Motors.co.uk, Modix, incadea, Xtime and NextGear Capital in our group, we provide powerful data and insight for every client. With data going back 25 years, we see more than three million retail listings and nearly half a million wholesale transactions every year. We have detailed inspection data for millions of vehicles, and records of more than three billion consumer searches.