Rachel Escott

Head of Customer Success for Enterprise Data & Ai @FIS

Ashford, GB
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WORK HISTORY

Jan 2025 — Present

Head of Customer Success for Enterprise Data & Ai @FIS

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City Of London, GB

Partnering with stakeholders to deliver transformational Data & AI solutions

EDUCATION

2011 — 2012

National College forTeaching and Leadership

Diploma, School Business Management DSBM

1997 — 1998

BPP Law School

CTA, Chartered Tax Advisor

1991 — 1995

University of East Anglia

Bachelor of Science (BSc), Mathematics

1999 — 2001

Irish Tax Institute

AITI, Associate of Institute of Taxation in Ireland

SKILLS

Value for MoneyChange ManagementAnalyticsData AnalysisSupplier NegotiationSqlProject ManagementTeam BuildingLeadershipPlanning Budgeting & ForecastingSimsBusiness Process ImprovementBid Writing

ABOUT RACHEL ESCOTT

I have 10+ years of leadership experience delivering data analytics and operational process improvement as well as delivering tax and financial software design, automation, implementation and change. I also spent 8 years managing finances in local schools whilst raising my children and running a small holding. I am a qualified Chartered Tax Advisor, hold a Diploma in School Business Management and am currently studying a Coaching Qualification.I chaired the Women of Worldpay Network for 2 years and won the WeAreTheCity Tech Women 100 Award (2018) for my work championing diversity and being a voice for change.I have exceptional communication, influencing & negotiation skills and specialise in building high-performing teams.I am available to speak. Specialist topics include promoting diversity in data & technology, being a returner and switching careers successfully.

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