Aldermore increases invoice finance team
Lee Ford has joined Aldermore’s invoice finance team as Regional Sales Manager for South Wales.
Lee joins from The Royal Bank of Scotland where he spent three years as a Business Development Manager. He will be working out of the Bristol office covering South, West and Mid Wales. Lee will be responsible for ensuring Aldermore’s invoice finance team cater to the needs of the SME communities across South Wales.
Chris Meldrum, Regional Sales Director of Invoice Finance at Aldermore said:
“Wales has a host of strong small businesses, indeed some even refer to it as a nation of SMEs. Lee will ensure that Aldermore understands the needs and ambitions of firms in South Wales so we are best placed to support them as they grow.
“Lee shares our desire and motivation to deliver for these businesses; he will be an asset to the team.”
Lee Ford, Invoice Finance Regional Sales Manager, South Wales, Aldermore added:
“Aldermore has developed a very strong brand with a clear vision and desire to assist companies in achieving their goals. Being a Welshman I’m excited to be able to help Aldermore serve the buoyant Welsh SME market.”
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