Dec 5th, 2018
3 mins
Anglia Crown appoints national account manager to drive expansion plans
Anglia Crown has strengthened their commercial team by appointing Ellen Clayton as national account manager. Clayton will be responsible for overseeing some of Anglia Crown’s national accounts and customers in the north of the UK. As well as account managing existing customers, she will also be driving expansion to meet the company’s business goals.
Clayton comments:
“I am really pleased to be a part of the team at Anglia Crown. I’m so happy to be working for a company that has some brilliant new ideas and innovations. I think all Anglia Crown ranges are great!
My key strength is relationship building, therefore my focus as national account manager will be on retaining quality professional relationships with new and existing customers.
With eighteen years’ experience in the cost sector catering market, I will be using this advantage to bring in new business from a wider reach of public sector establishments, with the aim to target new markets in the future.”
Clayton will report directly to Anglia Crown’s director and co-owner, Paul Howell.
Howell comments:
“We’re thrilled to have Ellen on board as a new national account manager for our national and northern customers. She has tremendous enthusiasm and entrepreneurial spirit as well as huge experience to help identify and retain new and existing business relationships to meet our business goals.” Anglia Crown is a chilled and frozen prepared meal manufacturer with award-winning food, for healthcare and complementary markets. The company offers a range of multi and single portion dishes to customers and patients.
It is owned independently by joint directors Paul Howell and Andrew Lone following a management buyout in July 2018
Ellen Clayton can be contacted by emailing ellen.clayton@angliacrown.co.uk
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