Partner Article
The Loop appoints sales and business development manager
The Loop, Manchester’s dedicated fibre network, has appointed Marie Hitchen, 37, as sales and business development manager.
Marie will be responsible for building the direct internet and telephony business in Manchester which utilises The Loop’s unique fibre network. Part of Gamma Communications PLC, The Loop provides dedicated fibre networks, point to point private networks, flexible high-capacity internet access and business grade IP Telephony.
Marie has 12 years’ experience in the telecoms industry having previously worked for BT, Thus, Cable & Wireless and NTL, with one of her most recent roles being UK Business Development Manager for the Partner Channel at Chess Ltd.
Ashley Griffiths, Managing Director of The Loop commenting on Marie Hitchen’s appointment said: “Marie comes with a solid sales background, understands the telecoms market and is very familiar with Manchester. She has an excellent track record in the sector, a strong contact base and enormous energy and enthusiasm. Marie will be a valuable asset and a great addition to the team.”
Commenting on her new role, Marie Hitchen, sales and business development manager for The Loop added: “I’m passionate about the evolving world of telecoms and I have a thorough understanding of the industry. I’m looking forward to taking The Loop to the next stage, adding to the growing portfolio of clients and supporting the business as it continues to grow. The Loop has a unique offering here in Manchester which sets us apart from the competition. We can bring fibre direct to the customer’s door enabling high capacity connectivity which isn’t shared. I am looking forward to communicating this to businesses that we believe will benefit from being on The Loop.”
Marie who is originally from Sale near Altrincham now lives in Northwich in Cheshire.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by The Loop .
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