Monday, January 20, 2025

BGF makes partner appointment in the Midlands

BGF investor Seb Saywood has been promoted to partner, as part of BGF’s transition to partner titles.

Seb has played a crucial role in BGF’s investments across a wide range of sectors, building strong relationships with entrepreneurs and management teams. He will lead BGF’s investment teams in the Midlands, located in Nottingham and Birmingham.

Seb joined BGF in 2018 and has led several high-profile investments in the Midlands region including Jola Cloud Solutions, Metpro and Blue Light Card.

Jon Earl, who leads portfolio team activity in Midlands, has also transitioned to partner title. Jon has played a key role in supporting portfolio companies and their growth strategies across the region.

The transition to partner titles is an evolution for BGF’s Investment and Portfolio teams, aimed at providing greater transparency around career progression and fostering further collaboration.

Seb Saywood said: “I am pleased to take on this expanded role and continue working with an exceptional team that is dedicated to fostering growth and innovation in the Midlands. The transition to Partner titles is a testament to BGF’s commitment to investing in its people and strengthening our collaborative approach.”

Andy Gregory, CEO of BGF, added: “These appointments reflect our ongoing commitment to empowering our teams to thrive at both a regional and national level. They mark a significant milestone for BGF, strengthening our company-wide leadership capabilities and supporting our mission to drive long-term value through a collaborative culture.”

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