Time Finance hires new invoice finance relationship manager
Georgina has held previous roles at RBS and NatWest.

Time Finance has appointed Georgina Harrison as a relationship manager in its invoice finance team.
Georgina joins with seven years of experience in the financial services industry. She has held various positions such as assistant relationship manager at RBS and business manager at NatWest.
In her new role, Georgina will be responsible for managing the day-to-day requests and audits of clients, spotting risk on facilities and ensuring high levels of client retention by maintaining relationships with a diverse client base.
Speaking of her appointment, Georgina said: “I am excited to have joined the incredible team at Time Finance. Their commitment to providing a personable service that high street lenders don’t offer is what set them apart for me and I look forward to becoming a part of their mission to help drive SMEs to success.”
Damien Healey, head of relationship management at Time Finance, added: “Georgina comes to Time Finance with experience from a variety of roles and businesses within the industry. Our aim is to provide a personable and efficient service for our clients and Georgina is enthusiastic in implementing this approach, aligning with our determination to put clients at the heart of what we do.”

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