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Experienced marketing professional joins Hilton Smythe amid expansion
Hilton Smythe Group, one of the UK’s leading business sales advisors and finance brokers, has appointed an experienced marketing director as part of its ongoing expansion.
Daniel Tasker joins the firm following a decade in marketing, starting his career with Bupa before moving to Linley and Simpson in Leeds.
He has a proven track record of growing companies’ profiles through curated and specialised marketing plans and building brand recognition.
Hilton Smythe, which recently celebrated its 10th anniversary, employs more than 35 members of staff at its head office in Bolton and across the country and has recently expanded into corporate sales.
Daniel said: “I’m delighted to be working with Hilton Smythe as they are a fantastic company doing great work in the business sales and finance sector.
“I’m looking forward to supporting the team as it continues to grow and to help take it to the next level as a business. It’s a very exciting time to be part of Hilton Smythe.”
Gareth Smyth, CEO of Hilton Smythe Group, said: “We’re delighted to have Daniel on board as our new marketing director. He brings with him a wealth of experience and will be an asset to the team.
“The business is currently undergoing a period of growth and Daniel’s work will be essential to helping us make more connections.”
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