Is there any way to sync contacts created on iPhone that saved to Outlook through an exchange account without CSV migration?

Question

I thought setting up my work email on my iPhone would be a wonderful help in making after-hours labor easier...I had no idea how much I would be blending my business and personal life. I didn't know it would set Outlook as the default account for new contacts so, all newly created contacts became outlook entries. The second I noticed some really random numbers in my work account virtual roladex, I did the research and immediately made the change. (It would be really difficult to explain that "4/20 Josh" is legitimately a brewery friend to whom I was introduced on April 20th, at a special beer release event.) Needless to say, I am hoping to separate the work and non-work friends. 
Now I'm wondering if there is a way to migrate or backup those contacts to an alternate account other than through a CSV file migration. A lot of contacts are saved with photos and strange fields of info, it would be great if there were a better way to transfer the content than by way of commas.
Thoughts or suggestions?
Many thanks!!!

Answer 1

Worked like a charm and resolved my problem totally. The only issue I had is that, unlike the Computer (Mac OS). the iPad doesn't give constant visibility to what it is doing (feedback), so I wasn't initially sure it had done anything.
When I opened my emailed message with .vcf file attached, and tapped the .vcf attachment icon, I saw activity on the icon for just a few seconds, then it reverted to the original with nothing apparently happening. After about 30 seconds, the secondary menut popped up indicating the transfer of 1200 addresses would be completed, if I approved the action. Another 10 to 15 seconds then transpired before the completed Contact list appeared on the ipad. So you must be patient, if you have a large Addressbook. That's reasonable,but unexpected lack of feedback left me wondering, like so many other things on the iPad.
THank you for the assist. Apparently Apples Mac Genius people did not know this procedure, and I will pass it on to my local Apple Store Instructor.
-- Chuck