Specialist lending for businesses in Milton Keynes
Businesses in Milton Keynes could be missing out on opportunities due to a lack of finance or delays in funding, warns specialist lender Together. Together’s regional development manager for Milton Keynes, Jon elliott pictured, said: “There is a general lack of awareness amongst small and medium-sized enterprises regarding the funding options available, other than the mainstream banks, which can often mean missed opportunities for businesses. “At Together, we have greater flexibility than mainstream lenders and are able to act fast. This can often allow businesses to move quickly on a purchase or investment, and ensure they don’t miss out because of tight deadlines.” For businesses looking to grow, specialist finance is able to deliver the essential funds needed, whether it is for short-term cash flow or a major investment. Jon, who has more than 37 years’ experience in banking, added: “i work with clients across Milton Keynes, bringing Together’s common sense approach to the region and offering the professional sector the opportunity to enhance their
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offering and to receive reciprocal business. “We have a broad network of
professional introducers including accountants, solicitors, banks and financial advisors, who will refer clients to us knowing that they can be assured of excellent service and a speedy decision. “Our recent figures are testament to our success - we increased lending by nearly 40% in the 12 months to 30 June 2016, reaching more than £1 billion, and have a loan book in excess of £1.8 billion.” Visit
www.togethermoney.com/ southeast for more information. Telephone Jon Elliott on 01908 871 386 or e-mail
jon.elliott@togethermoney.com
Future Recruitment (CG) Ltd has been supplying temporary and permanent staff to employers across the region in all sectors since 2003. “We believe that everyone has potential,” says managing director Christine Bailey. “We do our best to tap into that skill and then find the right position for the candidate. You would be surprised at the hidden talents we discover.” Future Recruitment
Christine and Mike Bailey
has a reputation for delivering the highest levels of service for quality, integrity and cost-effectiveness. With more than 30 years of extensive business knowledge and experience, Christine believes that always being hands-on within the company has helped its success. “One thing we have learned is not to stand still,” she says. That is
why Future Recruitment has formed a sister company with Mike Bailey of swift Vehicle Deliveries, collecting and delivering vehicles around the uK. Both believe that a flexible attitude to business contributes to success, recognising market trends and promoting the right image to maintain credibility is essential in any competitive industry. “We understand that each client has specific requirements; adapting to those is what makes us successful.,” says Christine. This has ensured the supply to companies of staff up to
management level in areas including accounts, marketing, iT, engineering, manufacturing, logistics and the automotive industry, solving immediate vehicle movements for car dealerships.
01908 305100
www.future.uk.net
01908 566889 unit 7A stratford Arcade, 75 High street, stony stratford Milton Keynes MK11 1AY
A charming village pub, attractively and sympathetically restored and now under new management, offering high quality dining in relaxed and comfortable surroundings.
Christmas menu now available - bookings being taken, please phone for details 01296 670216
Pub open seven days - Monday: 5pm-10pm, Tuesday-Friday: 12-3pm & 5-11pm,
Saturday: 12-11pm, Sunday: 12-8pm Food served: Tuesday-Saturday: 12-2.30pm & 6-9pm, Sunday: 12-5pm Tel: 01296 670216 Web:
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