Eagle Investment Systems, a financial technologies service provider and subsidiary of BNY Mellon, has promoted two employees to regional head of sales positions, as part of a shake-up to expand Eagle’s global sales force to meet growing demand, according to a company statement.
Greg Farrington, head of sales for the Americas region, Eagle
Greg Farrington is now head of sales for the Americas region, while John Boggis is now head of sales for Europe, the Middle East, Africa and Asia Pacific.
Each will be responsible for overseeing sales teams and driving growth in their respective regions.
Farrington has been with Eagle for 14 years. In that time, he’s significantly grown the firm’s client base and worked on some of its largest sales contracts, according to the statement. He will report to Mal Cullen, managing director, head of the Americas and Eagle Access.
During his four years with Eagle, Boggis has secured several key global contracts, according to the statement, and previously held senior sales roles at SimCorp, FactSet and Thomson Financial. Boggis will report to John Legrand, managing director, head of EMEA and APAC.
“These promotions represent the continued strengthening of our global sales capability and Eagle’s solid growth overall in key markets around the world,” says John Lehner, president and CEO of Eagle, in a written statement. “Greg and John have added significantly to our development, and we’re excited about what they’ll bring to these new roles as we deliver our services and solutions to a larger client base.”
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