Online business lender Everline expands team
Business e-lender Everline has further invested in its intermediary programme with the appointment of Norman Carson as Senior Business Development Manager.
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Norman joins Everline from a solid, SME-focussed banking background. His firm foundation in the intermediary market spans over 40 years and includes roles at Bank of Scotland, ING and Boost Capital, where he was responsible for broker channel development and creating sector-specific vendor programs.
This new role follows the appointment of HSBC’s Henry Audley-Charles as Senior Business Development Manager in July. Norman joins Henry and Travis Mascetelli working with intermediaries across the UK to expand the reach of Everline as the online business lender looks to meet the increasing demand of SMEs seeking working capital to grow their business.
Norman commented:
“Everline is changing the game in terms of SME lending and I’m thrilled to be a part of it. The speed and precision with which the automated process provides access to working capital is opening doors to thousands of small businesses all over the UK.”
Russell Gould, Chief Operating Officer at Everline, said:
“I’m delighted that Norman has joined the Everline team. His wealth of knowledge and experience in the world of commercial finance is impressive. I have no doubt that, alongside Henry and Travis, he will have an extremely positive effect on the development of our intermediary relationships, helping more SMEs fulfil their growth potential.”
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