Target appoints servicing head

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Target Group has appointed Sian McDermott as head of financial servicing.

McDermott will manage the financial reporting and servicing of Target’s outsourcing clients.

She has over 16 years finance experience in South Wales based companies, including roles at Ernst & Young, Peacocks, EADS, FirstPlus and Working Links.

McDermott said: “What attracted me to the role at Target was the company’s pioneering and dynamic approach to business. We have significant growth plans and I’m looking forward to helping achieve these through the team’s continued provision of excellent financial servicing.””

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