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Escalate is growing – can you help?

To support our current Escalate partners, and to continue to grow the Escalate network further, we are looking to recruit two relationship managers in the following areas:

• Lending and Insolvency – Escalate is already working with and receiving cases from a number of lenders and Insolvency Practitioners. We are looking for someone with strong connections in both areas to continue to support and develop our network further
• Accountancy and legal – Escalate has partnered with some of the UK’s leading accounting and legal firms to help them support their clients in resolving their disputes. There are over 5 million SMEs that could benefit from Escalate, and we want to continue to build out the Escalate proposition via the SMEs’ trusted advisers. We are looking for an individual to support our growing accounting and legal partners

Additionally, we are also looking to attract in a strong Marketing Executive who can help develop and deliver our marketing plan for the next stage of our journey.

Any interest? Any contacts that might be interested? If so, please contact Chris Clay and we can take it from there.

Here’s what some of the judges at the recent Lawyer Awards said about us in response to us being named ‘Best Collaboration Initiative’:

“My business represents over 5,000 small creative businesses. They are crying out for this sort of service and for the legal and financial profession to work differently to deliver it.  This is a good example of firms thinking outside the box to deliver something a client actually needs.”

“I think the idea and execution is genius. I like the fact that it’s aimed at creating access to justice and that brainpower has been used to identify the key component parts and the build back up again to deliver the solution. I can see why clients would love it.”

“It’s a clever, clever concept growing out of greater collaboration across a number of industries to give SMEs real prospects of recovery without having to spend exorbitant legal fees or having to write off debt.”