EDSL is pleased to announce the appointment of Fay Parker to its sales team, bringing a unique blend of hands-on software experience, a background in manufacturing, and expertise in international trade compliance and global supply chain operations. Fay will be responsible for strengthening the EDSL brand, driving the business development of our flagship SolviTT ERP software and engaging new clients.
Fay has worked for and with UK manufacturers throughout her career and has hands-on experience of Sage 200, Sage 50 and SolviTT ERP software through her previous roles. As a former SolviTT user herself, Fay understands not only the software’s capabilities but has experienced first-hand the transformative way in which it streamlines a factory’s manufacturing processes.
Fay also brings international trade expertise to the table, having worked most recently as an International Trade Advisor at her local Chamber of Commerce. She has a full understanding of the regulatory and customs compliance demands of today’s global supply chains and is uniquely positioned to provide software solutions to ensure compliance and mitigate risk.
Michael Tennyson, Sales Director at EDSL said, “I have known Fay for many years and we are delighted that she has joined the team. Finding someone who is such a strong brand advocate and who truly understands the operational challenges of our clients from the inside is rare. At heart, we are a solutions provider and Fay’s product knowledge, regulatory insight and first-hand manufacturing experience make her an invaluable asset to our team and a trusted advisor to our clients.”
Fay added, “I am really excited to have joined EDSL. I consider my experience of SolviTT from the customer side to be invaluable to this role. I have seen how it can transform manufacturing operations and my advice to new customers would be to embrace the change, keep an open mind, and keep asking questions. The support offered by the team is second-to-none and this really does set EDSL apart from other ERP software providers.”
