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Former Travelport director joins TravelBox developer
Former Travelport commercial director Tim Wright has joined CodeGen, the developer of TravelBox Technology, in the same role.
The company said the position had been created following business growth in the international travel and tourism industry.
Wright, who will report directly to board director Bharat Patel, will be responsible for developing key new accounts and business opportunities globally. He is charged with growing the use of CodeGen’s technology solutions and maximising its reach into new sectors of the travel industry.
Wright has also previously held senior roles in both commercial and business development with Hypertech Solutions, Worldspan and the CNG Travel Group.
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