Time Finance has announced Tariq Bourdouane as the newest addition to its Invoice Finance team, taking on the role of business development manager.
Bourdouane brings to the table over 17 years of industry experience, having previously served in business development management positions at Aldermore invoice finance and Lloyds Bank Commercial Finance.
In his new role, he will be tasked with cultivating and sustaining robust introducer relationships across the North West region, utilising his extensive intermediary network to support businesses in obtaining the necessary funding to thrive.
Bourdouane expressed enthusiasm about joining Time Finance, stating: “I’m thrilled to join Time Finance at this critical stage in the business. The company is experiencing a growth spurt, and I’m eager to contribute to that upward trend and extend our reach to more SMEs in need of bespoke financial solutions. Time Finance’s unique, client-centred approach allows us to meet very specific business needs with multi-product offerings, paving the way for a more secure future for our clients.”
Bourdouane’s appointment is the latest in a series of strategic hires at Time Finance, aligning with the firm’s 2023 plan to double its Invoice Finance sales team and widen its footprint across the UK. The company recently onboarded Neil Fullbrook and Casey Baldwin as Business Development Managers, focusing on the South East, North East, and Lincolnshire regions.
Andy Hume, Head of Sales (North) at Time Finance, welcomed the new appointment, remarking: “Tariq’s extensive experience and significant presence in the North West region make him an exceptional addition to our team. As we aim to handle larger deals and expand our multi-product portfolio, his expertise will be instrumental. We are committed to helping businesses unlock working capital, which in turn provides them the flexibility and room to prosper. Our expansion plans are ambitious, but with Tariq onboard, we are confident of making significant strides in extending our reach throughout the UK.”
