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Telekurs Adds Three to U.K. Sales Operation

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Telekurs (UK) is continuing with its spate of hires in the sales area, adding three to its sales team based in London. Reto Baumann, a seven-year Telekurs veteran, has relocated from Tokyo to become sales manager, responsible for new business sales and key accounts. Faye Cooper has joined as key account manager from Reuters, where she was most recently business development manager. David Mulholland has joined from Raw Communications, where he was business development manager.

Separately, Telekurs has expanded its Irish branch with the addition of Carl Kernan as product manager. Kiernan will join John Dowdall and Rachel Martin in the vendor’s Dublin office. Kiernan has held positions at Ulster Bank Markets, CSK Software and KBC Brussels.

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