Keith Sangwin has left Barclays Asset & Sales
Finance (BA&SF), after thirty years with the business.
A well known and respected sales leader, Sangwin
oversaw BA&SF’s sales operation until early 2008, when he was
put in charge of developing the lessor’s medium sized commercial
business.
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In this role, he managed a team of 80, targeting
businesses turning over between £1 million and £25 million per
year.
Sangwin said that his original aim was to double the
division’s income.
According to Barclays, however, 2008 saw sales
divisions take on a renewed risk management focus, creating ‘new
needs’ for Sangwin’s team.
BA&SF made Sangwin’s role redundant at the start
of 2009, after which he was seconded to the lessor’s risk function
for a year.
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By GlobalDataNow he has moved on, with the intention of taking up a
business development or sales leadership role elsewhere.
Fred Crawley
