Post by SophieThing on Feb 22, 2018 8:36:58 GMT
Morning everyone,
I have posted the following update on our platform:
We have recently had a few changes in our management team that we’d like to make you aware of.
Sophie Pearce is now Managing Director. Sophie has been in the business since late 2015 and has been closely involved in the running of MT. Sophie will be focused on raising finance to support growth and developing the strategic direction of the business.
Ed Pearce has taken on the newly created role of Operations Director. Ed remains fully committed to the business and in this new role he will have more time to dedicate to rolling out key operational projects and to focus on some new ideas that he is keen to develop for the platform.
Sophie commented “The reality is that Ed and I have worked together for over 15 years and this new structure plays to our respective strengths. MoneyThing is a family business and we’re a close-knit team. Looking forward to the next stage of our journey, Ed and I are both excited by the opportunities in the market and the new structure will help us to capitalise on those opportunities.”
We are sorry to report that Dena Chadderton has resigned will be leaving the business at the end of April for health reasons. Dena has been an instrumental member of the team and we all wish her well in her future endeavours.
David Monro has resumed responsibility as Compliance Officer, a role he held previously. We are currently recruiting for a new Head of Finance.
Kind regards
Sophie
I have posted the following update on our platform:
We have recently had a few changes in our management team that we’d like to make you aware of.
Sophie Pearce is now Managing Director. Sophie has been in the business since late 2015 and has been closely involved in the running of MT. Sophie will be focused on raising finance to support growth and developing the strategic direction of the business.
Ed Pearce has taken on the newly created role of Operations Director. Ed remains fully committed to the business and in this new role he will have more time to dedicate to rolling out key operational projects and to focus on some new ideas that he is keen to develop for the platform.
Sophie commented “The reality is that Ed and I have worked together for over 15 years and this new structure plays to our respective strengths. MoneyThing is a family business and we’re a close-knit team. Looking forward to the next stage of our journey, Ed and I are both excited by the opportunities in the market and the new structure will help us to capitalise on those opportunities.”
We are sorry to report that Dena Chadderton has resigned will be leaving the business at the end of April for health reasons. Dena has been an instrumental member of the team and we all wish her well in her future endeavours.
David Monro has resumed responsibility as Compliance Officer, a role he held previously. We are currently recruiting for a new Head of Finance.
Kind regards
Sophie
