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Sedulo Funding bolster team following 37% growth

Funding advisory business, Sedulo Funding Solutions, is delighted to make two internal promotions and four external hires, as it goes through a period of continued growth.

Funding advisory business, Sedulo Funding Solutions, is delighted to make two internal promotions and four external hires, as it goes through a period of continued growth.

Figures for the first half of the year have the business, headed up by Leyton Jeffs, at 37% growth, Jeffs is targeting even more for H2. The Manchester-headquartered commercial finance brokerage, part of the Sedulo Group, has a national presence and currently completes around 80 finance transactions each month, helping businesses of all shapes and sizes fulfil their ambitions.
 
Both Jack Christian & Artin Namoni have been promoted to director level, whilst Jawad Anjum joins with a stellar background to complete the trio in this new role.

The introduction of this new position within the organisation, is testament to the desire the business has to help as many entrepreneurs as possible secure the finance they need. Each director will grow their own division within the wider business, with additional talent being recruited across the UK. Joining the recent recruits are Chris Cuthbert, Jack Rowe and Son Huseyin.
 
On the hires, Funding Partner Leyton Jeffs commented:

“The promotions of both Jack and Artin are richly deserved for the contributions made to the team over the last few years, and with the addition of Jawad, I feel like we are growing a management team that will enable us to continue the growth we have enjoyed year-on-year since we started. Our commitment to serve the SME community has never been clearer and doubling the size of the team in the year demonstrates this.”
 
The Sedulo Group, is a holistic business advisory firm, that recently celebrated its 13th birthday with its own star-studded festival for its 175 employees. Further success across the group includes the Financial Planning Team which has grown its funds under management from £37m two years ago to approaching £300m present day, and the newly rebuilt R&D team which has recently recruited seven members of staff, who are looking to inject £70m of innovation funding into the UK economy.

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