Her career spans over two decades in various senior financial roles at prominent tech companies such as VMWare, TIBCO, and Symantec. Larson holds a Bachelor of Business Administration from the University of Arizona.
Larson’s addition to the Equifax board comes as the mortgage tech company aims to grow its non-mortgage business, according to Equifax CEO Mark Begor.
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“I’m energized to welcome Barbara as a new independent director on our board,” Begor said. “Her more than two decades of financial leadership and extensive experience in both human capital management and enterprise technology will be a tremendous asset to Equifax as we execute against our EFX2026 strategic priorities – continuing to grow our non-mortgage business through Equifax cloud-based new product and EFX.AI innovation.”
“Barbara is a strong business leader and seasoned finance professional,” added Mark Feidler, non-executive chairman of Equifax. “I am pleased to welcome her to the Equifax board of directors and am confident that her background will be invaluable to the board in its continued oversight of the company’s strategic growth.”
