Time Finance appoints head of broker sales
Time Finance has appointed Laura Mollett as head of broker sales in its asset finance team.
"Stepping into this new role comes at a vital time and presents a great opportunity to inspire confidence and investment for growth in the UK SME market."
Laura joins the alternative finance provider with over 14 years of experience. Laura began her career at Syscap in account and relationship management positions prior to its acquisition by Wesleyan in 2015 where she worked directly with SMEs to understand their funding requirements and package facilities to support their investment and growth plans.
In her most recent position as a broker relationship manager, she was instrumental in the launch of Wesleyan's broker proposition and a key driver in the success of the Bank’s broker division.
In her new role, Laura will manage Time Finance’s national team of broker managers.
Laura said: “I’m excited to be joining Time Finance and to be supporting the team in driving their proposition forward. In what continues to be challenging economic conditions, stepping into this new role comes at a vital time and presents a great opportunity to inspire confidence and investment for growth in the UK SME market.
“Because of their diverse product offering, responsiveness to broker and client needs, and expert-led teams, Time Finance already has a strong reputation in the business finance sector. I'm looking forward to using my skills and experience to help the team continue delivering excellence.”
Steve Nichols, director of asset finance at Time Finance, commented: “Laura is an excellent addition to the business. She brings invaluable experience that will help develop our broker offering as we continue to strengthen our proposition in hard and soft asset by offering quick, sensible decisions and market leading service.”
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