Envelop names chief commercial officer to drive growth strategy

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Specialist finance packager Envelop has appointed Adrian Wickham as chief commercial officer.

Wickham (pictured) brings extensive cross-sector experience to the role, having held senior leadership positions across industries including construction, landscaping, legal services and corporate development.

In his new position, Wickham will take the lead on Envelop’s commercial strategy, with a focus on enhancing engagement with broker networks, strategic introducers and distribution partners. His remit also includes improving service delivery and building a scalable operational framework capable of supporting long-term value creation.

His appointment, the firm said, is a further demonstration of its commitment to investing in high-quality service for both intermediary and direct clients.

Myles Williams, chief executive at Envelop, said: “Adrian brings a fresh perspective and an exceptional track record in leading high-performing teams across complex industries. His appointment reflects our commitment to investing in long-term, relationship-led growth, not just within finance, but in the way we serve and support our introducers, lenders, and clients.

“His strong leadership credentials, commercial agility, and passion for people-first culture made him a natural choice to help shape the next phase of our growth plans.”

Wickham added: “I’m thrilled to join Envelop at such an exciting time for the business. This is a business built on trust, responsiveness, and specialist knowledge, and I look forward to working closely with all our partners to deepen those values, and deliver even greater service impact as we continue to grow.”

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