Partner Article
Growth of O2 Centre of Excellence Partner Active Business prompts new appointment
A North West-based technology company has strengthened its team with the appointment of a Sales and Marketing director.
Award winning Active Business based in Stockport has appointed Georgie Gardiner who will focus on delivering sustainable growth within the Telecoms and IT marketplace.
Georgie brings significant experience having relocated to the North West from the Midlands where she worked as Commercial Director for Welcomm Communications. Prior to that she held the position of Managing Director at Davison Communications.
Speaking about her appointment, Georgie said: “I’m excited by the new challenge that Active Business brings for me. My focus will be on identifying new opportunities, which will ensure that we continue to be one of the leading independent telecommunications and IT providers in the UK.
“Active Business has great potential and I’m looking forward to working with the team to drive the business forward and achieve the growth of which I know it is capable.”
Active Business has witnessed substantial growth over the last ten years in a challenging and rapidly changing marketplace.
Speaking about the appointment, Mark Boyle, Managing Director of Active Business said: “We have exciting growth plans for Active Business over the next 5 years and the appointment of a Sales and Marketing director is integral to achieving these. We see this addition to the Active leadership team as key in delivering our vision of integrated IT and telecoms to business customers.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Sara Metcalfe .
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