Art of Cloud hires new alliances manager
Leeds-based Salesforce consultancy Art of Cloud has appointed Eloise Lane as its new alliances manager, signalling its commitment to strategic growth in 2025.
Eloise, who joins from premium retailer Fortnum & Mason, will be based at Art of Cloud’s London office.
Her role will focus on strengthening partnerships and supporting the company’s continued expansion along the M62 corridor and beyond.
She said: “This is a really exciting time for the sector - and for Art of Cloud - so I’m looking forward to getting started.”
Art of Cloud chief executive Liz Rhodes described the appointment as pivotal to the firm’s growth ambitions, emphasising the value of enhanced collaboration with key partners.
Liz added: “We’re delighted to have Eloise onboard to take up this really important role.
“We already work closely with a wide and varied range of partners, including within the Salesforce eco-system, and with other export vendor partners, and she will help us manage, draw on and expand the scope of these relationships.
“From our very first meeting we were really impressed with her energy, enthusiasm and talent - she has a great skill for bringing people together and managing multiple projects.
“We have clear plans for further growth and expansion in 2025 and we see Eloise as playing an important part in that effort.”
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