Managing Director and Chief Product Officer, Data Management Solutions, S&P Global Market Intelligence Full Bio

Warren Breakstone is Managing Director and Chief Product Officer, Data Management Solutions for S&P Global Market Intelligence. In this role, he is responsible for the profitable growth, product innovation and content delivered through Xpressfeed^TM and other digital distribution platforms. Separately, Warren oversees the CUSIP Global Services and Trucost business units. He also leads the S&P Global Marketplace initiative which launched in early 2020 as an integrated platform for data discovery and exploration. Warren is a member of the division's executive team.

With over 25 years in the banking and financial information services industry, Warren has held senior leadership positions across a variety of global businesses including Thomson Reuters, Primark and the Chase Manhattan Bank. He joined S&P Global in May 2015.

Warren earned a bachelor’s degree from Clark University and Master of Business Administration from the George Washington University. He is a member of the Board of Directors for New York American Heart Association and formerly served on the Scarsdale Library Board of Trustees.  Minimize

David Coluccio is responsible for the Data Management Solutions Feed and API business within S&P Global Market Intelligence. Full Bio

David Coluccio is responsible for the Data Management Solutions Feed and API business within S&P Global Market Intelligence. The Feed and API business is focused on the delivery of S&P Global world class content and analytics, such as Compustat®, GICS®, Capital IQ, and SNL data, along with third party data through Xpressfeed™, our powerful data feed management solution, Event Driven Alerts, our low latency feed, and APIs. Since he joined S&P Global in 2013, the Data Management Solutions business has grown double digits every year due to strategic product enhancements and his team’s diligent focus on partnering closely with clients to drive product innovation. Recent enhancements, including Machine Readable Transcripts, SCRIPTS Asia Transcripts, Point-in-Time data, Panjiva Supply Chain Intelligence, Trucost Environmental Data and SNL industry specific data via Xpressfeed, have all been vital to the growth of the business.

Prior to joining S&P Global, Mr. Coluccio spent 19 years in the financial services industry in multiple leadership roles within content and product at firms such as Market Guide, Multex, Reuters and Thomson Reuters. While at Thomson Reuters, he was responsible for the Fundamentals, Estimates and Ownership content strategy, along with working closely with clients and industry leaders. Mr. Coluccio has contributed in the analysis and execution of many acquisitions, investments and partnerships. He has also presented at various industry conferences and roundtables including World Financial Information Conference (WFIC), XBLR, BattleFin and more.

Mr. Coluccio holds a B.A. in Economics from New York University. Minimize

Matt Aslett is a Research Director with responsibility for the Data, AI & Analytics Channel at 451 Research, a part of S&P Global Market Intelligence. Full Bio

Matt Aslett is a Research Director with responsibility for the Data, AI & Analytics Channel at 451 Research, a part of S&P Global Market Intelligence. This Channel includes operational and analytic databases, Hadoop, grid/cache, stream processing, data integration, data governance and data management, as well as data science and analytics, machine learning and AI. Matt's own primary area of focus currently includes data abstraction, virtualization and analytics acceleration, data culture and data literacy, data streaming, and streaming data integration, as well as hybrid cloud data processing.

Matt is a regular speaker at client and industry events, and has delivered keynotes and moderated panels at Google Cloud Next, Big Data LDN, Hitachi NEXT, Strata + Hadoop World, DataWorks Summit, Percona Live, GraphConnect, In-Memory Computing Summit and NoSQL Roadshow. Matt was named by Enterprise Management 360 as one of the Top 10 Influential Data Leaders to Follow in 2019.

Prior to joining 451 Research in 2007, Matt was deputy editor of monthly magazine Computer Business Review and ComputerWire's daily news service. Matt started in IT journalism in 1997 as a staff writer with monthly magazine Unix and NT News, where he became editor in 2000.

Matt holds a BA in multimedia journalism from Bournemouth University in the UK. Minimize