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Westpac’s Jean-Claude El-Sabbagh on Data Management

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Some people are extremely efficient. They do two conferences in different cities in a week, and cover three countries in a week-long holiday. Westpac’s Jean-Claude El-Sabbagh is one of them.

El-Sabbagh started his career as a financial controller, and moved into data management around five years ago, first as head of data management at Australia’s St George Bank, and later as head of enterprise business intelligence. St George Bank merged with Westpac in 2008, making the group the largest bank

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