Appointments

On the move: appointments update 01.02.18

By Business & Finance
01 February 2018
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Sean Dolan, Business Development Manager of Ulster and the Border Regions, Bibby Financial Services Ireland

In association with Next Generation, Business & Finance highlights a notable new appointment at Bibby Financial Services Ireland.

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Sean Dolan

Sean Dolan, Business Development Manager, Ulster and the Border Regions
Bibby Financial Services Ireland (BFSI)

Bibby Financial Services Ireland (BFSI) has appointed Sean Dolan as Business Development Manager in Ulster and the Border Regions.

Sean will be responsible for running Bibby’s sales operations for Ulster and the border region helping businesses to thrive and grow in domestic and international markets by providing financial assistance, working capital funding option and specialised services.

Sean has been working in Northern Ireland business development for two decades. He was Senior Business Managment in Bank of Ireland in Omagh, Co. Tyrone for three years.

He has also worked in senior roles at Ulster Bank and Close Invoice Finance and holds an MBA from the University of Ulster.

Mark O’Rourke, Head of Business at Bibby Financial Services Ireland, said: “As our Business Development Manager for Ulster and the border region, Sean will be tasked with ensuring regional vibrant SMEs are fully aware that invoice financing will allow them to focus on growth and expansion opportunities, without having to worry about cash flow while doing so. His initiative and can-do attitude are clear to see, and, coupled with his unrivalled industry knowledge, goes a long way in supporting our strategy not just in Ulster, but across the island of Ireland as well.”

Sean himself, said: “SMEs are facing a time of increased uncertainty, predominantly caused by a number of external factors, including Brexit. I’m looking forward to working with companies across Ulster and the border regions, supporting them in consolidating, or maybe even expanding, their businesses. Many SMEs are not fully aware of the myriad of funding options available even though many funding solutions, including invoice financing, are far more suited to their needs than traditional lending options.”