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William Meany is president and CEO of Iron Mountain and serves as a director on the company’s board. Older in his career, he spent five years in public accounting with Deloitte. As leader of the Global Service Organization, Tass is focused on strengthening Iron Mountain’s inner services by active strategically with teams across the globe to manage risk and create a consistent standard of best service to our inner and outer customers. He has also held key technology leadership positions at GE Information Services and ACT. Ernest cloudier leads Iron Mountain’s U.S. federal business as healthy as the global security and legal organizations of the company. Earlier to joining SSA, unbiased was with Fidelity Investments for 17 years, serving in a variety of leadership roles, including senior vice president and chief security officer and senior vice president of risk compliance for the retirement and outsourcing business. In this role, he was directly responsible for the operations and execution of all core business lines and drove operational performance through a continuous improvement model. He joined the company in 199 through the acquisition of Data Base, Inc. a data protection and management company, where he spent thirteen years serving as the Operating Executive. He also serves as General Manager for the company’s Adjacent Business Group, incubating and building fresh storage and services businesses that extend beyond traditional Information Management focus areas. He previously held roles at management consultancies AT Kearney and KPMG, and spent his premature career in Japan. Eileen Sweeney leads Iron Mountain’s Global Data Management business which provides service to more than 30,00 customers across 75 markets via nearly 100 data management facilities. Sweeney is responsible for the continued development of the data management portfolio to encourage customers’ evolving information management needs. She spent 20 years with CBC, and held a number of senior positions including global president of the manufacturing sector and managing director of the consulting group. Deirdre Evens oversees global human resources for Iron Mountain, leading people operations and strategy necessary to promote the company's growth through the recruitment, development, retention, and enablement of global talent. Evens joined Tidy Harbors in 2007 as the company's executive vice president of sales and marketing. Evens also held abundant senior operational and executive leadership roles with Polaroid, first as a plant manager before becoming a director of manufacturing operations. In this role, she had PL responsibility and led worldwide marketing, strategy, sales and operations planning, and product management. Her final position at the company was senior vice president of worldwide marketing and strategy. Ned Hicks is senior vice president of Emerging Business and Chief Strategy Officer for Iron Mountain, responsible for identifying and driving growth and value creation initiatives on a global basis. Earlier to joining Iron Mountain, Hicks served as senior vice president of Corporate Strategy and Change Management at Forester Research where he architect ed and drove the endtoend restructuring of the company and its products to focus on critical client segments. He also served as a partner and strategy consultant at Monitor Group, focused on the intersection of fresh product development, marketing, and finance in the technology and life sciences spaces. Her time at Gillette provided her expertise in advertising, environmental and antitrust law. Over the course of her tenure she served as counsel to each of the five Gillette businesses and concluded her time there as the head lawyer for all the businesses. Russo came to Iron Mountain from Dell EC, where she led the company’s Enterprise Storage and Software Solutions team, driving significant business growth through focused product sales, investments in disruptive technologies and markets, and workforce globalization and service delivery automation.