Bob Sturges leaves Fortwell Capital

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Bob Sturges is leaving Fortwell Capital after six years at the lender.

The communications specialist joined the CPC-owned outfit in August 2011.

He will be leaving on 19 May, but will not be answering any communications enquiries from now on due to a mixture of annual leave and gardening leave.

He has worked for a number of industry players over the years, including GE Money Home Lending and Money Partners.

The move follows the news last week that Fortwell CEO Colin Sanders is also leaving the lender.

Fortwell Capital rebranded from Omni Capital in February 2016.

 

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