Radius hands Hartwell global role
Kieran Hartwell has assumed the full supervisory role over the Radius multinational corporate sales effort at global travel management company Radius.
In his expanded role as vice president multinational corporate sales, Hartwell has global responsibility for the ongoing development and maintenance of corporate accounts seeking to consolidate their travel management programmes on a regional or transnational basis, the organisation said.
Hartwell, who joined Radius in 2004, was vice president, multinational corporate sales, EMEA and North America.
He previously worked at P&O Business Travel and Thomas Cook in the UK.
Allan Slan, interim president and CEO, said: “Kieran is a hugely experienced individual who has achieved tremendous success in the EMEA market. RADIUS now looks forward to benefiting from Kieran’s talent and leadership around the world.”
Hartwell said: “We have made excellent progress in our business development efforts and I am committed to continuing to deliver success to our international stakeholder agencies and their clients.”
by Phil Davies
Phil Davies
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