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Franchise Radio Show 162 “B2B Funding Quick & Easy” with Zac Underwood, Procuret

Zac Underwood is the Head of Sales & Partnerships at Procuret, an Australian-owned financial technology company or FinTech. He has over 15 years’ experience in sales and account management across a variety of industries and has spent the last 3.5 years at Procuret.

Procuret is a business-to-business finance provider that partners with professional and essential services suppliers in Australia and New Zealand. These supplier partners can embed Procuret’s finance option on their invoices or offer it as a part of their sales process so they can get paid upfront while their business customers pay in monthly installments.

To listen to this episode “B2B Funding Quick & Easy” with Zac Underwood, Procuret, click here.

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