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Ethan Eisner Succeeds Sam Hardman as Reed Tech President


Ethan Eisner

Ethan Eisner, formerly a vice president and managing director of LexisNexis‘ Reed Tech subsidiary, has been promoted to president of the Horsham, Pennsylvania-based information services provider.

He succeeds Sam Hardman, who has retired after a nearly three-decade career at the company, Reed Tech said Thursday.

Eisner said he aims to ensure that Reed Tech’s government, intellectual property and life sciences groups deliver services to customers.

The nearly 15-year company veteran previously managed Reed Tech’s global commercial markets business and before that led LexisNexis’ U.S. corporate legal and compliance and enterprise solutions businesses.

He serves on the board of directors at Connectiv, the Business Information Association division of SIIA.

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