Internal promotion at Octane Capital

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Octane Capital has promoted Oli Greenspan from his position of head of internal sales to head of marketing and internal sales.

Greenspan (pictured) joined Octane Capital in November 2017. In addition to structuring and streamlining Octane’s internal sales and technology functions, he has been integral in evolving its branding, marketing collateral and communication strategy as it continues to grow its broker network.

Mark Posniak, managing director of Octane Capital, said: “Oli has made a huge impact since his arrival. Not only has he created a highly efficient internal sales process, which has made the #3rdgen experience for brokers quick and seamless, but his creative input and energy have been invaluable in helping us to grow the Octane brand.

“He is now an integral part of our marketing, sales and technology infrastructure and his promotion is very well deserved. We look forward to him continuing to drive the Octane brand and internal sales team during 2019 and beyond.”

Greenspan added: “It’s a great feeling to be part of a brand that is growing so quickly and gaining ever more traction with brokers around the country. Ensuring Octane is operationally efficient will remain one of my key responsibilities but I am thrilled to now have more responsibility on the marketing and branding front.

“The reach and impact of #3rdgen lending is growing by the day and my role is to ensure that trend accelerates.”

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