Time Finance expands BDM team
Time Finance has expanded its invoice finance division with the appointment of Samantha Leith as a business development manager for the East Midlands and surrounding areas.
"With a national sales presence we can react to opportunities swiftly and ensure businesses get the funding solutions they need to grow and thrive."
Samantha joins with over 10 years’ experience, having gained experience in a variety of client management roles before moving into sales. Samantha started her career as a credit controller at Bibby Financial Services, before moving on to become a relationship manager at Aldermore and managing a broad portfolio of clients. Most recently, she secured a role in business development with Siemens, supporting UK SME owners access the finance solutions they need to achieve their growth plans.
Samantha’s appointment follows a number of other announcements over the past two months, including Ed Rimmer’s appointment as permanent CEO, Simon Holian and Rob Walters as business development managers, and Adam Shakespear who joined as a business development executive.
Samantha said: “I am absolutely delighted to be joining Time Finance at what continues to be a crucially important time for SMEs. The economy was hit hard by the pandemic, and with small businesses at the backbone of that, it’s vital that we help as many firms as possible access the funding support they need to recover, innovate and grow. I’ll be using my experience to continue building strong intermediary relationships and packaging flexible Invoice Finance facilities.”
Phil Chesham, head of invoice finance at Time Finance, commented: “It’s a pleasure to welcome Samantha to our growing team. It comes at an opportune time where demand for finance is high - with a national sales presence we can react to opportunities swiftly and ensure businesses get the funding solutions they need to grow and thrive. We’re positive Samantha will be a great addition.”
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