Catalyst Property Finance hires trio

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Catalyst Property Finance has announced three appointments within its head office team.

Sam Shand joins the new business team as a client relationship manager, Fiona Collins joins as a new business support, and Hitomi Webb joins the team as a data analyst/researcher.

Chris Fairfax, CEO at Catalyst Property Finance, said: “Catalyst has experienced bamboo growth over the past three years, but our recruitment strategy remains consistent; we’re focused on finding the very best people to join our experienced and dynamic team.

“We’re not just employing for aptitude and technical skill, we’re bringing-in people with a positive approach to delivering the best they can, every day – it’s the root of Catalyst’s culture. Sam, Fiona and Hitomi are great additions to our team and I have no doubt they will help us achieve our future objectives.”

Shand added: “Joining Catalyst was an easy decision for me, I already knew James and Josh who work in Catalyst’s new business team and they’d told me about the company, its successes and future plans. When the opportunity to join the team arose, I jumped at the chance.

“I’m looking forward to building-up my client list and supporting both existing and new customers with bridging.”

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