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Expansion of Worsley company sees nine new hires
Expansion of Worsley company sees nine new hires
LeasingOptions.co.uk, one of the UK’s leading car leasing companies, has welcomed nine new members of staff to the business following a busy year of expansion.
Worsley-based LeasingOptions recently launched Total Care Leasing – which bundles up all aspects of a vehicle lease as one payment, expanding the product range on offer at the company and has also seen a huge increased volume of business meaning the need to expand the team to meet demand became a top priority.
The most senior of the new recruits is Compliance Manager Daniel Irwin, who has joined the company’s management team.
Three new tactical sales account managers – Bethany Olivier, Rachel Shaw and Jake Singleton – have been appointed, plus two members of staff in the pricing team, Lorna Miller and Matt DiCello.
Hannah Thomson has joined sales support, Craig Pickerill has been recruited to join IT helpdesk support and full stack developer Craig Roddy completes the new line up.
Mike Thompson, LeasingOptions’ director of sales and marketing, explained the recent recruitment drive, saying: “We have had a really busy and exciting 12 months with us seeing unprecedented demand for car leases.
“Increasing our team in this way was essential to deal with the demand. To see LeasingOptions grow by nine team members in such a short space of time is really exciting for the business and we’re looking forward to an even busier 2019.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Becky Roberts .
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