INTERFACE AUCKLAND NORTH SHORE INTRODUCING JAN WILSON (November 20, 2015)
We farewell David Gibbs and welcome his replacement Jan Wilson to the Interface Auckland North Shore office. David was a founding member of Interface NZ and has decided that after 11 years, the time is right for him to seek out new ventures. He will be sorely missed and we wish him all the best in the future.
Jan joined Interface in October and has spent the last month working alongside David. She is an experienced financial administrator and has worked in a range of organisations, which have provided her with first-hand experience with businesses in need of cash flow solutions. She is looking forward to assisting those businesses in need of funding to grow their business and achieve their performance targets.
Jan can be contacted at [email protected] phone 021 027 09800.
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