Time Finance appoints broker manager

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Time Finance has announced the appointment of Lauren Sharples as broker manager in its asset finance team.

She will be focussed on driving support for SMEs in London and the South East of England.

Sharples (pictured) joins with over 14 year’s experience in the asset finance and Leasing industry. She started her career at ING Lease UK in sales support roles in both vendor and broker sectors, before moving on to business and broker development roles at Novuna (formerly Hitachi Capital) and White Oak.

In her new role, she will continue to strengthen Time Finance’s network of trusted brokers and collaborate with them to fuel business growth and drive investment through various types of equipment financing, such as hire purchase and finance lease.

Sharples said: “I’m excited to be joining the Time Finance team. Their asset finance division have an excellent reputation for working together to deliver flexible and supportive solutions. I look forward to using my own skills and knowledge to build on their success and provide a market leading offering to our introducer partners and their customers.

“Stepping up to this role comes at a crucial time, whereby the rising cost of doing business means that more firms than ever before will need easy access to affordable solutions that can facilitate the necessary investments they need to grow and thrive. I’ll be working closely with my brokers to ensure that their clients are presented with financial solutions than are within easy reach and give them the confidence to move their businesses forward.”

The announcement follows a number of recent appointments and promotions within Time Finance, including Laura Mollett to head of broker sales earlier this year as well as Matt Dean as broker manager in the South West.

Mollett added: “We are delighted to welcome Lauren Sharples to our team and further bolster our presence in the South of England. Her knowledge and experience will prove invaluable as we look to increase our support for SMEs by further strengthening our network of trusted brokers, bringing in new technology and ensuring our solutions are within easy reach of those who need them.”

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