Pulse Cashflow appoints regional director
Pulse Cashflow Finance has appointed Jon Charsley as a regional director.
"With such a benign economy but with some lighter skies on the horizon we are seeing more and more businesses seeking out finance as they look forward."
Jon joins a growing new business team and will be responsible for supporting the growth plans of SMEs by improving their access to flexible funding solutions.
Jon has spent over 14 years within both new business and sales leadership roles with Bibby Financial Services.
Commenting on his appointment, Jon said: “I’m so excited to be joining Pulse Cashflow. Demand for funding is on the increase as firms look to secure a funding package to support their growth and Pulse’s enthusiam and commitment to supporting UK business is steadfast. I’m impressed with their commercial can-do attitude and the emphasis they place on building open and transparent relationships for the benefit of all. With strong funding lines available, I’m looking forward to working with the team to make a difference to SMEs.
"I’m looking forward to working with the team and making a difference to SMEs in the region.”
Gary Davis, head of sales, commented: “Jon brings an exceptional reputation to Pulse Cashflow. He is well known in the industry for developing mutually beneficial relationships with financial intermediaries and his clients. He is determined in his pursuit to structure and deliver funding solutions that make a difference. With such a benign economy but with some lighter skies on the horizon we are seeing more and more businesses seeking out finance as they look forward. With Jon’s help we are focussed on providing more SMEs with access to flexible funding packages.”
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