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knowledge on the road
ttglive.com
On the Road
How many days, on average, do you
spend on the road?
Four days a week. So about 190 days a year.
with Natalie McGuire
What has been your greatest
achievement in your current role?
Maintaining growth on business generated
through my accounts in a difficult trading
from APT Group
time. Also, participating in a three-night
agent pub quiz and
drinking a glass of
champers for every
In the driving sea
t
right question – and still
managing to turn up to
Name:
Natalie McGuir
e
work each morning on time!
Age:
27
Job title:
Business development ex
ecutive
Current place of work:
APT Gr
oup, Wimbledon
Length of time in job:
12 months
Previous job:
Produc
t executive
, Thomas C
ook
Specialis
t areas/
regions co
vered:
Specialist accounts in the
UK and Ir
eland
Favourite des
tination:
The US
Wher
e is on y
our wishlis
t of holida
y des
tinations:
Antar
ctica
Last book y
ou read?
Jeremy C
larkson
’s The World According to
Clarkson
. Is ther
e any
thing he doesn
’t complain about?!
THE ALTERNATIVE
The alternative
to increasingly
expensive bonds,
which have
better merchant
acquirer rates and
a new solution for
cashfl ow headaches
PROFESSIONAL HELP TO SET UP AND RUN
YOUR INDEPENDENT TRAVEL BUSINESS
Contact Matt Skilton on 01483 545 783
or email him at matt.skilton@traveltrust.co.uk
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