Robert Kirk is a seasoned professional with extensive expertise in analytics, risk management, and business intelligence. With a focus on transforming big data into actionable insights, Robert dedicates his career to driving businesses forward in their B2B relationships. As the Head of Analytics Financial Institutions at Dun & Bradstreet, Robert leverages his skills to simplify and extract valuable information from complex data, enabling businesses to make informed decisions.

Robert's background comprises a Bachelor of Science in Business and Technical Management, with a specialization in Business Management and Computer Information Systems, from DeVry Institute of Technology. Additionally, he holds an Associate of Science in Criminal Justice and an Associate of Science in Computer Science from Sam Houston State University.

Prior to his current role, Robert held several positions at Dun & Bradstreet, including Senior Product Manager, Global Enterprise Analytics, Head of Analytics, Finance and Risk Solutions (F&RS), Area Vice President, and various roles in credit and supply risk management. During his tenure, he has excelled in commercial risk management, customer lifecycle management, market expansion, and international business risk management.

Robert's professional strengths lie in commercial profiling, industry benchmarking, big data analytics, market targeting, credit policy evaluation, business reporting, data warehousing, as well as loan portfolio management. He has a deep understanding of commercial analytics and utilizes his expertise to identify commercial opportunities, assess credit risk, and provide valuable insights for businesses to drive growth.

Outside of his professional endeavors, Robert has a background as a Correctional Officer at the Texas Department of Public Safety, showcasing his diverse skill set and adaptability.

Overall, Robert Kirk's vast experience, strong analytical skills, and commitment to using data to propel businesses forward make him a valuable asset in the field of analytics and risk management.