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Xurrent is delighted to welcome Siân Seccombe to the team. Siân has joined in the role of RevOps Analyst and is based in London.
Siân has spent the last three and a half years working in Audit at Haysmacintyre, a top 30 firm of chartered accountants and tax advisors, and completing her ACA exams. She is now a fully qualified chartered accountant with a special interest in revenue audits and has been part of many tech audits.
At Xurrent, Siân will be responsible for supporting the alignment of sales, marketing and customer success operations across the customer life cycle to drive growth through operational efficiency.
My interest in revenue analysis, as well as systems processes, led me to look for a role in the tech industry where I could be part of a team driving a business forward. I like the fact that Xurrent is a fast-growing company in the enterprise service management industry and hope to contribute by helping to drive growth through operational efficiency. I am very excited to get stuck in and work with the team at Xurrent.
Siân Seccombe – RevOps Analyst
Welcome to the Xurrent team, Siân!

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