Network Group Expands Team

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Network Group expands team with two new key appointments.

Network Group (NG), the UK’s leading technology community, welcomes two new hires to their team, commencing October 2020, to support their expansion in the UK channel.  

Ann-Marie Harpur joins as Operations Manager responsible for analysing and improving organizational processes, working to improve quality, productivity and efficiency for the benefit of our Member companies.  Harpur brings 20 years project management experience, taking new business and customer onboarding from tender win to delivery completion, across a wide range of industry sectors.

Andy Walker is appointed as Business Development Executive and will be responsible for driving growth for Technology To Go (TTG), the commercial arm of Network Group.  In this newly created role, Andy will work closely with the team to drive new business and sales opportunities for TTG, onboarding Managed Service Providers (MSPs) and promoting Partner technologies.

“These are exciting times for NG and TTG and I am delighted to welcome Anne- Marie and Andy to the team to help us grow our business” said David Tulip, Managing Director of Network Group & Technology To Go.  “We are on the cusp of some exciting growth as we extend our offering to the wider UK MSP community via TTG, with a number of new products and services.”

Last month TTG announced a new partnership with Liongard, a software company that provides a unified automation platform to MSPs. Through the partnership, TTG’s partners now have access to Liongard’s platform, which enables MSPs to automatically document, audit, and secure their customers’ systems from cloud and network to on-premise environments and beyond.

To learn more about Liongard or our other technology solutions, please contact Andy Walker on 020 4513 2525, email ttg@technologytogo.co.uk or visit www.technologytogo.co.uk

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