Watts Commercial Finance appoints commercial manager
Watts Commercial Finance has expanded its team with the appointment of Kirsty Lacey as commercial manager.
"Kirsty also has a wealth of industry experience working across a network of corporate and high net worth clients and I am excited to welcome her to the Watts family."
Kirsty joins the team from Lloyds Bank where she spent the last five years as a relationship director, helping SMEs and corporate clients in London and the South East to realise their business ambitions.
Based out of their London office, Kirsty will support clients across all aspects of commercial funding.
Phil Gray, managing director of Watts Commercial Finance, commented: "I am delighted to welcome Kirsty to the team. Her appointment is another huge step in our business growth plans supporting the increasing demands from our clients across London and the South East.
"Kirsty also has a wealth of industry experience working across a network of corporate and high net worth clients and I am excited to welcome her to the Watts family.”
Kirsty Lacey said: “It’s an honour to join Watts Commercial Finance and I am exciting by the opportunity to grow the client base and the increase the prominence of the brand in London and the South East.
"Having lived and worked in Sussex for many years, I have a number of existing relationships with SME’s and corporate clients across Kent, Sussex, Surrey and London and I am excited to offer a full spectrum of finance solutions to across the region.”
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