Harry Bloice

Harry Bloice has a diverse work experience in sales and management roles. Harry started their career as a Field Sales Adviser at RWE npower, where they played a key role in increasing income and revenue for the business. Harry then worked as a Graduate Sales Executive at Arkivum, where they generated leads and pitched digital data archiving solutions to clients.

After that, Harry joined Abel & Cole as the Regional Manager for the South West Canvassing Team. Harry successfully recruited and managed a team of sales executives, consistently exceeding targets and generating new customer subscriptions. Harry was later promoted to the role of UK Sales Manager, where they developed and executed strategic plans, increasing sales and customer subscriptions.

Harry then joined Freddie's Flowers as the Head of Canvassing, where they established and managed a canvasing team to grow the customer base. Harry designed and implemented various processes and systems to support the team's operations. Harry later joined HelloFresh as an Internal Sales Manager, responsible for establishing an internal sales team and developing sales capabilities for the e-commerce subscription service.

In 2016, Harry founded CureMe Box, a company focused on providing curated boxes of healthcare products. Harry served as the CEO and Founder before moving on to found Acquire, where they also served as the CEO and Founder.

Most recently, Harry joined Butternut Box as the Sales Director. Harry'srole involves strategic sales planning and overseeing the sales team in providing home-cooked meals for dogs using fresh ingredients.

Throughout their career, Harry has demonstrated strong leadership and sales capabilities, consistently achieving targets and motivating their teams.

Harry Bloice attended Kent College from 2002 to 2008 where they studied Business Studies, Economics, and Geography. Harry then pursued further education at the University of the West of England from 2009 to 2012, earning a BSc. (Hons) degree in Business Studies and Economics.