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TransUnion taps Comcast's Clayton Ruebensaal to lead marketing & communications.

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Clayton Ruebensaal leaves Comcast Corporation as chief creative officer.

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TransUnion taps Comcast's Clayton Ruebensaal to lead marketing & communications. The newly created role brings marketing, product marketing and communications under a single leader. CHICAGO - TransUnion has appointed Clayton Ruebensaal as chief marketing and communications officer, a newly created role that combines responsibility for the company's marketing and communications functions. In the role, Ruebensaal will oversee corporate marketing, product marketing, corporate affairs and communications as the company looks to align its brand, product and corporate messaging under a single leader. He joins TransUnion from Comcast, where, as chief creative officer, he led marketing, brand, media and performance marketing for the company's consumer business. Before Comcast, he held senior marketing leadership roles at American Express, serving as chief marketing officer for global B2B marketing and chief brand officer. Earlier in his career, he was vice president of global marketing at The Ritz-Carlton. Ruebensaal joined the information and insights company on June 15 and reports to president and CEO Chris Cartwright. He also joins TransUnion's executive leadership team. Ruebensaal's appointment comes as TransUnion continues to expand beyond its traditional credit reporting business into areas including marketing, fraud prevention, risk management and analytics. The company...

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Executive departure

What this signalsA leader's exit often changes who makes buying decisions.

Person
Clayton Ruebensaalchief creative officer

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  • Clayton Ruebensaalchief creative officer · Named in the story

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NYSE:CCZ

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  • marketing

Extraction

Confidence
40%
Detected
Jun 16, 2026
signal_type
news
signal_subtype
leaves

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