Balancingriskwith  collections


Graydon has signed a corporate partnership with Forums International. The focus of the partnership will be to host and produce quarterly forums focused on fraud prevention, credit management and risk. Forums International, managing


director, Laurie Beagle said: “We have worked together with Graydon for many years on the IT Distributors Forum (DRF) so we are very pleased to extend that relationship to include both the Telecoms Forum (ITRF) and the new Fraud Prevention Network (FPN) being launched on the 16 May. “We both share the same principles and objectives and


Laurie Beagle


know that the two teams will complement each other in the delivery of forums that provide quality benefits and true value to its members.”


Noble Systems has announced that it has reached a new milestone in its 30-year history, surpassing 500 employees. Jim Noble, president and CEO of Noble Systems, said:


RestonsSolicitorsLimitedassistsanumberof marketleadersintheDebtPurchase,Finance and Utility sectors with both secured and unsecuredcollections.


Our fundamental understanding of


commercial, reputational and compliance issues, togetherwith a focused, proprietary interest in our clientsÕ receivables means that we continue to excel in terms of client satisfaction, recoveries and complaintavoidance.


To Þnd outmore about how our expertise can help you, contact Nigel Coe on 01925661602ornpc@restons.co.ukorgoto www.restons.co.uk


“Opportunities abound at Noble Systems for employees who work hard and want to learn, and who want to contribute to the success of our company. Almost one-quarter of our employees have 10 years or more of service with us. That is almost unheard of in the technology industry and is a strong indication of the culture we have built.” He added: “Every day, our employees go above and beyond


to help the company meet its goals, which means helping our customers meet their goals. Without a doubt, we would not be able to reach the milestones in market leadership, technology innovation and longevity that we have without the commitment of our entire employee team, and I am honored to lead this group as we add our next 500 employees.”


Lowell has announced a change of leadership. Effective 10 June 2019, Colin Storrar, chief financial officer of Lowell since 2013, will succeed James Cornell as CEO. Chairman Heinz Hilgert said: “The board is very pleased that


Colin, with his significant leadership experience and deep sector expertise, will succeed James as chief executive following James’ decision to step back. On behalf of the board, I would like to thank James for his service to Lowell and for building the platform for the company’s future success. We are delighted that he will remain close as an adviser and shareholder. “Having significantly grown financially and geographically in


the past several years, Lowell has entered an era of being a truly European platform, which is reflected in this leadership set-up.”


Gregory Pennington has integrated an Open Banking solution, provided by Equifax in partnership with AccountScore, into its annual customer review process.


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