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New multinational sales head for RADIUS
Global travel management company RADIUS has promoted Chris Weedon to multinational corporate sales director for Europe
He moves up from the position of multinational bid manager in an expansion of the company’s its multinational corporate sales team.
Weedon, who will report to Kieran Hartwell, vice president, multinational corporate sales, joined RADIUS last year, based in London.
He serves on a RADIUS task force that is shaping the company’s corporate social responsibility position.
Hartwell said: “One of my goals with promoting Chris is to build on the strength of the existing multinational corporate sales team by providing our current executives with new opportunities.
“His broad understanding of what RADIUS has to offer our current and prospective clients will allow us to continue to deliver results that exceed their expectations.”
by Phil Davies
Phil Davies
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