Goal adds two in London 30 August 2013London Reporter: Mark Dugdale
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Class actions specialist Goal Group has appointed David Gilbert as global business development manager and Tania Dupoy as sales and relationship manager.
They will both be based in Goal’s London office.
Gilbert has more than 20 years of experience, which he mainly spent within the financial information industry. His most recent position was as regional sales director at Interactive Data, a provider of financial market data, analytics, and related solutions to financial institutions.
Various positions have led Gilbert to gain experience in generating sales and revenue, and management. He will be closely involved in the implementation of Goal’s new feature to enhance its global securities class actions outsourcing service.
Dupoy’s career to date has mostly been spent as a senior consultant for both Merrill Lynch and Fidelity, specialising in global corporate actions.
She previously worked for Standard and Poor's as a project manager for the structured finance centre of excellence, focusing on mortgage-backed securities, and she has also worked for the UK’s largest daily travel deal site as a national sales and relationship manager.
Stephen Everard, CEO at Goal, said: “The team at Goal Group is very enthused by the appointment of Gilbert and Dupoy."
"Dupoy is a young and dynamic individual with significant experience in contacting custodian banks and information vendors to research, analyse, and verify corporate actions. I am confident she will excel in her sales and relationship manager role."
"Gilbert's extensive experience has equipped him with the key qualities to be a successful global business development manager and he will be reporting to Noah Wortman, our director of global business development, based in our Philadelphia office. Their knowledge, capability and drive will prove invaluable to Goal as the company continues its global expansion.”
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