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Global appoints new manager
The Global Travel Group has appointed Nikki Keeling as commercial manager.
Keeling will oversee the commercial department, supporting its 370 members and agents through the agency support desk and covering for current commercial director, Cherie Richards, who is going on maternity leave.
A company press release said Keeling will be "instrumental in driving The Global Travel Group’s ambitious commercial plans over the coming months".
She previously spent over 20 years at the Co-operative Travel Group, where she held a number of positions in sales, audit and operations.
"With a focus on budgeting, forecasting, operations and customer service, Keeling brings a wealth of experience to The Global Travel Group team," added the release.
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