Leading Fertilizer Manufacturer Appoints New Commercial Manager
PRESS RELEASE: One of the UK’s leading suppliers of fertiliser to the commercial grower has strengthened its commercial team with the appointment of Rob McHale as Commercial Manager.

A law graduate, Rob worked in the financial and banking sector
as a Special Financial Services Manager for the Nationwide Building
society (UK) for 15 years. Other roles included UK Sales
Administration Manager for Swedish multinational Autoliv - the
world's number one car safety manufacturer with 700 staff and a UK
turnover of £110million - and working as a Programme Manager for
the UK'sNational Health Service running delivery of Pandemic Flu
services.
Rob said : "Even in the current cash-strapped economic climate,
Solufeed has
been bucking the trend by developing new and innovative products
and increasing its sales and export potential. I hope my
appointment will help to consolidate the company's growth and help
us further establish ourselves as the UK's leading supplier of
speciality fertilizers to the commercial grower.
"On a personal level I am excited to be joining Solufeed at such
a significant time for the business, following its Queen's
Award for International Export; its dedicated team have ensured
that although a local firm, it is gaining international
recognition."
Dick Holden, Managing Director of Solufeed Ltd said : "We are
delighted to welcome Rob to Solufeed. His role will help the
company further develop its customer base and product range and
help us to address some of the issues that arise in dealing in a
range of currencies in so many overseas markets."
Solufeed Ltd, based in West Sussex, has an expanding product
range of top quality water soluble
fertilizers and chelated micronutrients for commercial
horticultural crops such as salad, fruit and flowers. Its
products are exported to more than 40 countries worldwide.
To contact Rob call +44 (0)1243 554 090 or via (spam-free)
e-mail.
Written and distributed by Clive
Marlow Marketing Ltd.
Published: Monday, October 24, 2011
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