Ignition Advice names CCO for Europe

'Significant international experience'

Julia Bahr
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Technology provider Ignition Advice has appointed Eric Welsby as its chief commercial officer (CCO) for Europe.

Welsby (pictured) will add more than 23 years of industry experience to the firm. Prior to joining Ignition he held several leadership positions within retail financial services technology firms. He was global head of product and strategy for software provider Bravura Solutions and deputy chief executive at EQ Investors. As Ignition's CCO in Europe, he will be responsible for the commercial strategy and development of the business through marketing, sales, product development and client service activities. Australian-based Ignition Advice launched in the UK in May 2021 and was appoint...

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