Mortgage platform Twenty7tec has made several senior appointments following its earlier acquisition of Bluecoat Software.
The move comes after home loans tech firm sealed the purchase of Bluecoat, which sells mortgage, protection and wealth management software to advisory firms, for an undisclosed sum in June.
The acquisition combined the firms, which has almost 100 staff, under the Twenty7tec brand, led by Twenty7tec chief executive James Tucker. Bluecoat chief executive Mark Skelding joined the board of the enlarged company as a non-executive director.
Today, the firm confirms a raft of new positions under its new structure.
Nathan Reilly becomes director of customer relationships, with responsibility for all customers across the mortgage and wealth markets.
Josh Skelding is promoted to director of sales, leading the drive for new clients across all of the firm’s products.
Stephanie Teague is promoted to director of marketing and communications, leading teams across both mortgage and wealth markets.
These appointments follow the arrival of Mike Clifford as chief operating officer and Tom Pearson as head of people.
Also, Nakita Moss, Nicole Smith and Megha Srivastava have been appointed as national account managers, while Kevin Pearce has been promoted to account team manager.
Harrison Banner and Melissa White have been promoted to become national sales managers.
Twenty7tec chief executive James Tucker says: “We now have in place a diverse team of talented, highly motivated and committed colleagues who will lead our business successfully through the months and years ahead.”