Rachel Reeves rented Alex Dibling as a UK consultant

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Rachel Reeves Alex Dibling, the hero of startups as the first entrepreneurial adviser in the United Kingdom, has been appointed as the Chancellor is trying to improve her government’s relationship with high growth companies.

Depledge, who has created a number of companies including the RSI architectural technology company, will work for two days a week in the Treasury, which helps to develop policies to increase startups before the autumn budget.

Reeves allies admit that although the cabinet has firm contacts with major companies, London and commercial bodies, it needs to improve its links with smaller companies that grow quickly in the country.

Depledge also talked about the need to find new sources of financing to help companies expand, while informing the Financial Times times last year that this was a particular problem for females Entrepreneurs.

“Funding is the only thing that matters,” said Depledge. “Women do not struggle to start a business, they are rewarded for growth. We do not protect the one part of the British economy that contains green buds.”

The lack of reaching financing is one of the main issues that Reeves views before the speech of its palace’s house in the city of London next month and in its budget later in the year.

The Ministry of Treasury said that Depledge will consider “the main barriers facing companies that seek to start or expand in the United Kingdom.”

Last year, DepledDGE FT told women that women run companies in sectors that do not naturally attract large investments from private stocks and investment capital.

Before her speech to the Labor Conference last September, Reeves presented that the counselor was a “integrated ball” for the glass ceiling after she became the first woman to hold this role.

“We have a long list of successful startups, expansion and small companies across the United Kingdom-with the greatest intensity of the expansion of the seven seven industrialized countries in the Group of Seven,” Reeves said on Wednesday.

“Alex’s presence in the team will lead to invaluable experience.” Reeves allies said that the attrition will be a point of contact with the Treasury for Project owners.

Bradford’s business leader said that she will take a role that represents “a pioneering step that places high -growth companies at the heart of economic thinking.”