Natalie Sillar Senior Marketing Manager, Wealth Transformation, BT (at time of writing) Natalie Sillar is the Head of Wrap
Marketing at BT Financial Group. She has
been with BT since 2003 in the adviser
marketing team during which time her
responsibilities have included providing
strategic marketing programs for their
Wrap platform, investment funds,
insurance and margin lending. A core focus
has also been in finding new ways for BT to
deliver value to advisers through the
provision of investor marketing and
educational tools and support.
Prior to working at BT, Natalie worked in the
United Kingdom as part of the founding team
of a successful dotcom start up. Before this
Natalie worked in agency roles for some of
the UK's leading marketing agencies.
NATALIE SILLAR | FRIDAY, 22 MAY 2009 Natalie Sillar uses this paper to provide a diverse range of marketing and sales ideas about generational marketing. Natalie is at BT Financial Group which has developed three toolkits to empower financial planners who use its Wrap Platform to better ... Read more PAGE: 1 |
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