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          Pearson chief executive John Fallon has branded Donald Trump's travel ban policy "deeply worrying" in a rare political comment from the.

        1. Pearson chief executive John Fallon has branded Donald Trump's travel ban policy "deeply worrying" in a rare political comment from the.
        2. John Fallon, CEO, Pearson - Roadtrip Nation interview - I lead a global company under the primary goal of empowering people's lives through learning.
        3. His seven learnings reflect the experience Pearson went through and provide help in facing ongoing and constant business model disruption.
        4. John Fallon, 57, has led the FTSE education specialist Pearson since He endured a rocky ride last week, issuing a profit warning and.
        5. - wonderful man, a truly nice guy and someone who absolutely dedicated his life working for Mancunians and those who for whatever reason needed support in some.

          6. His seven learnings reflect the experience Pearson went through and provide help in facing ongoing and constant business model disruption.!

          John Fallon (businessman)

          British businessman

          John Joseph Fallon (born August ) is a British businessman.

          He was the chief executive officer (CEO) of Pearson plc from , succeeding Marjorie Scardino, until Pearson is one of the world's largest education brands.

          Early life

          John Joseph Fallon was born in August [2][3] He graduated from the University of Hull in , with a bachelor's degree in economics, politics and sociology.[4]

          Career

          Fallon started his career as a researcher for Labour politician John Prescott in [5] He was the director of corporate affairs at Powergen, now known as UK, from to [3]

          He became the director of communications of Pearson in [3] He was on the board of directors of Interactive Data Corporation from to [4] In , he became the international education chief executive.[5] He has been the CEO of Pearson since , replacing Marjorie Scardino.[5] In , he decided t