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Purchase intelligence platform Cardlytics sets up business in Vizag

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Cardlytics, a purchase intelligence platform that makes marketing more relevant and measurable, announced its plans for a Q1 2019 expansion into Asia with the opening of an office in Andhra Pradesh in the city of Visakhapatnam (Vizag).

The outpost in Vizag marks Cardlytics’ next step in its global expansion efforts, following the successful launch of its operations in 2013. Cardlytics plans to hire approximately 80 full-time employees by the end of 2020, allowing for research and development around the clock.

Cardlytics co-founder and chief operating officer, Lynne Laube, and chief officer, Sathish Gaddipati, will officially announce the company’s expansion plans at the Vizag Fintech Festival, October 22 – 24. The 2018 Vizag Fintech Festival will focus on ‘s digital transformation, emerging technology, and the future of banking and payments in the region, among other topics. Cardlytics will also have an informational booth at the event, booth number B01, to connect with interested clients, partners, and job applicants.

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“Many of India’s brightest workers are flocking to Vizag to help advance the fintech revolution that’s transforming the region,” said Laube. “Establishing a Cardlytics office in Vizag as this movement is gaining momentum is a strategic growth opportunity that will enable us to continue to drive across the globe.”

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