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Liverpool tech firm Gas Tag targets London expansion with key appointment
A Liverpool based compliance technology company is aiming to expand its presence in London’s housing sector with the appointment of a new regional account manager.
Grahame Howett joins Gas Tag with over 25 years of experience in sales and business development across the capital. Previously at Constructionline, Grahame has worked for the likes of Yell, Iron Mountain, Wincanton & Reconomy.
An Ambassador for the London Chamber of Commerce, Grahame was awarded the Freedom of London in 2019 in recognition of his charitable work.
Grahame Howett said: “I am delighted to be joining such an exciting and innovative organisation’.
“Gas Tag has some really impressive plans for the coming months which will help establish its reputation as the number one provider of compliance and safety technology to the housing sector.
“I am looking forward to getting started.”
Lee Burke, Sales Director at Gas Tag, said: “Grahame is well known for his work in business development and his networks within the capital are second to none.
“London is home to some of the largest housing groups in the country and so we are very keen to open conversations with them about our revolutionary compliance technology.”
Gas Tag is already being used by a number of London housing providers, including One Housing, Barnsbury Housing Association and Southern Housing.
All landlords across the UK are legally required to carry out annual gas safety checks but the current model is is paper-based and time-consuming. Gas Tag technology moves this system into the digital age, offering complete transparency to both the housing provider and its contractor.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Guy Murphy .
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