Shojin boosts management team with three new appointments
Shojin has added three new members to its senior management team, to support the business as it pushes forward with its “ambitious growth targets”.
The property investment platform, which won a ‘highly commended’ award for Innovative Lender of the Year at the Peer2Peer Finance Awards 2022, has appointed Dimicke Le Masson as financial controller.
He has 12 years’ experience in the financial services industry at major firms including PwC, Barclays Capital and EY Consulting.
Le Masson will be supporting the financial, operational and risk management capabilities across the company.
Jonathan Self has been named head of asset management. He will be responsible for identifying new investment projects and assessing their profitability and security.
And James Mumberson has joined as marketing manager. With more than 13 years’ experience across multiple sectors, he is a specialist in marketing and customer acquisition, and will be executing multi-channel marketing strategies to help Shojin acquire new customers.
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The appointments come as Shojin was recently valued at £49m.
The company generated revenue of £2.22m in 2022, a 73 per cent year-on-year increase. The company is aiming for a similar rate of growth in 2023, targeting revenue of £4.1m.
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“We’re delighted to welcome Dimicke, Jonathan, and James to the Shojin team,” said chief executive Jatin Ondhia. “These key hires across different segments of our business represent the need for Shojin to expand in all directions as we continue to pursue ambitious growth targets in the months and years to come.
“While the responsibilities of these roles naturally vary, they are equally essential for the success of our model. Given the great experience and track records each of the three brings to Shojin, I’m excited to see the impact they make.”
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