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Santander establishes regional corporate business centre in Hull
Paul joins Santander from Barclays Corporate in Hull, where he managed a portfolio of customers.
Opus Mitchell John Pye
Santander Corporate Banking has announced that it is establishing a regional centre in Hull. In addition, the bank has also made three senior appointments at its Hull corporate business centre with John Pye and Andy Bowden joining the bank as relationship directors and Paul Atkinson joining as a relationship manager. The new corporate business centre is located at
57 Paragon Street in Hull and supports corporate and commercial customers with a turnover above £1m located across east Yorkshire and north Lincolnshire.
John, Andy and Paul report in to Neil Williams,
regional director for Yorkshire, and all three bring extensive corporate and commercial banking experience together with local knowledge to their new roles.
John joins Santander Corporate Banking from Barclays where he was a relationship director. During his 28-year banking career John has held numerous senior relationship roles in the region and brings a wealth of experience. Andy started his banking career with National Westminster Bank. He joins Santander from LloydsTSB, where he held a number of corporate and commercial roles across Yorkshire during a 30-year period. Andy has spent the last 10 years as a relationship director in Hull developing relationships with local mid-corporate businesses.
Opus Mitchell have recently appointed Sophie Boyle (nee Major) as a senior recruitment consultant specialising in asset, vendor finance and broker recruitment. Sophie has eight years recruitment experience; four and a half years asset finance experience at Lombard and latterly as people and process manager at Lloyds TSB. Sophie will work four days a week from the Gloucestershire office and one day a week from the London office.
The Business Recovery Forum elects Jeremy
Harbour as president The Business Recovery Forum (BRF), a not-for- profit association that specialises in transforming the fortunes of UK SME businesses, has announced that its membership has elected the highly successful and renowned business recovery specialist, Jeremy Harbour, to the role of president. During his 12-month tenure, Jeremy will promote the interests of the BRF and the capabilities of its members to struggling UK businesses. The BRF membership comprises an elite
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group of business turnaround specialists currently practising in the UK. Each individual has been invited to join based upon their professional pedigree, experience, integrity and commitment to the organisation’s strict charter. Every BRF member is dedicated to using their skills and expertise to transform the fortunes of ailing businesses. As a not-for-profit association it is the strict policy of BRF members to not charge fees for their services. Members make a lasting commitment to share the risk and reward with the clients they represent, by taking an equity stake in the business. With over 20 years’ business recovery/ turnaround experience, Jeremy Harbour is actively involved in buying and selling SME companies in the UK. In his career he built an organisation of 130+ employees, boasting more than £10m revenues and founded the prestigious Harbour Club, that teaches entrepreneurs how to complete mergers and acquisitions. The president of the Business Recovery Forum is appointed annually and Jeremy Harbour is elected with immediate effect.
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FRP Advisory in London is moving
We are pleased to announce that, on 29 November, FRP Advisory’s London office will be relocating to new premises near Holborn Circus. The new address is: FRP Advisory LLP
10 Furnival Street London EC4A 1YH The new office switchboard number is +44 (0) 20 3005 4000 and the fax number is +44 (0) 20 3005 4400.
Moreton Smith appoints marketing manager
Moreton Smith has announced the appointment of Sairah Mojib as their new marketing manager.
Sairah’s role at Moreton Smith will be to handle all aspects of marketing communications; a newly created role for a thriving small-medium enterprise.
Mark Smith, CEO at Moreton Smith, said:
“We are pleased to have Sairah join the Moreton Smith team. As the company grows, we need someone dedicated to drive Moreton Smith’s brand awareness, product portfolio, and service offerings.”
Sairah has had extensive marketing and media experience having spent eight-years working in the Middle East; she has previously worked for Intel Corporation, Nokia Corporation, and Misys Banking Systems.
New associate directors at Rickitt Mitchell
Manchester-based corporate finance advisory firm, Rickitt Mitchell has promoted Ashley Haworth and Tim Ritchie to associate director following a 50% increase in annual revenue. Ashley joined the company in 2005 from BDO
and Tim in 2006 from Deloitte, both as newly qualified chartered accountants. During their time they have worked on a number of successfully completed company disposals, acquisitions, management buy-outs and development capital transactions. Stuart Moss, partner at Rickitt Mitchell,
said “We congratulate Ashley and Tim on their promotions to associate director which recognises the contribution that they make to the firm’s success.”
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