TwentyCi appoints sales director for key brands
TwentyCi has appointed Nick Huntley as sales director for its estate agency and conveyancing brands, TwentyEA and TwentyConvey.
Huntley brings more than 20 years’ experience in proptech, fintech and SaaS, having previously held roles at companies including Rightmove, Zoopla, Rello and PEXA.
In his new role, he will be responsible for accelerating the growth of both brands as the business continues to expand its footprint across the property and legal sectors.
The company said Huntley will play a central role in strengthening TwentyEA’s and TwentyConvey’s commercial strategy and deepening relationships with its estate agents and conveyancer clients across the UK.
Huntley said: “I’m delighted to be joining at such an exciting time. I’m looking forward to using my background to help drive the continued growth of both TwentyEA and TwentyConvey.”
Colin Bradshaw, chief executive of TwentyCi, said: “Nick’s arrival is hugely exciting for TwentyCi. He brings the focus and experience needed to unlock new opportunities and accelerate our next phase of growth. We’re thrilled he’s at the helm.”
Simplify welcomes new key account director
Simplify has appointed Samantha Tickell as key account director as the conveyancing and property services group looks to strengthen support for introducer partners.
Tickell joins from Simply Conveyancing, where she served as associate director and head of account management.
Dev Malle, chief business development officer at Simplify, said: “It is testimony to what Simplify is delivering for its introducer partners and the strength of the proposition that someone of Sam’s calibre has joined us.
“As key account director, she is joining an incredible team and brings with her vast industry experience plus a track record of trusted relationships and delivery.
“I know Sam will thrive on that momentum and the potential of what we can achieve with and for our introducer partners.”
Tickell said: “Developing and expanding my skillset and scope is always at the forefront of my mind and a primary driver in my career.
“I’m incredibly energised to be joining Simplify, whose vision aligns perfectly with my passion for continuous growth and professional excellence. I’m ready to hit the ground running and can’t wait to see the incredible milestones we hit.”
Strutt & Parker hires four senior figures to strengthen rural team
Strutt & Parker has appointed four senior specialists to its rural team as part of a wider growth strategy backed by ongoing investment in the business.
Ian Ashbridge, Alice Rawdon-Mogg, Mark Stephenson and Alastair Deighton have all joined in recent weeks, taking up roles across the firm’s Cambridge, Perth, Exeter and Lewes offices.
Ashbridge joins as a director in Cambridge. He previously spent more than 13 years at Bidwells, where he led its agriculture and environment team, before moving into an estates and farm manager role on a private Cambridgeshire estate.
Rawdon-Mogg has been appointed director in Perth after more than a decade with Savills in Salisbury. Her experience includes managing a private Dorset estate and overseeing rural portfolios for institutional landowners, alongside delivering diversification and environmental projects.
Deighton joins the Lewes office as a senior associate director, following a 20-year career managing estates for private and institutional clients. His experience spans development projects as well as initiatives to diversify income streams across rural assets.
Stephenson, a chartered minerals and environmental surveyor, joins as a director based in Exeter with a national remit. He brings more than 30 years’ experience in the minerals and environmental sectors, including work on valuations, site management and brownfield remediation.
Kate Moisson, head of rural at Strutt & Parker, said: “At a time when the rural sector is facing significant change, these senior appointments will further strengthen our talented team of rural experts.
“Ian, Alice and Alastair are all hugely experienced estate managers, with the ideas, skills and expertise to deliver insightful and impactful advice to clients. We are thrilled that they have chosen to join Strutt & Parker as we enter the next phase of our growth strategy.”
The appointments form part of a broader investment programme supported by BNP Paribas Group, which has also included a recent rebrand, a new website and a national office refurbishment programme.
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