Ezob seeks to bolster intermediary presence

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Ezbob is looking to hire development managers and a marketing manager.

This is part of the short term internet commercial lender’s strategy to become ingrained in the intermediary sector.

Having launched its first product, an unsecured bridging facility aimed at the business owner requiring funds for immediate use up to £50000, Ezbob then became the first internet lender to be chosen by the EU’s European Investment Fund to receive backing through its Progress Microfinance agreement.

Tomer Guriel, Ezob’s co-founder and managing director, believes the new roles will require experience of the commercial mortgage market and strong relationships with major broking firms in the UK.

He said: “We are intending to become a significant player in the UK market and the roles we wish to fill are vitally important. We are looking for a seasoned marketing executive with knowledge of the UK lending market and the advertising media.

“With Ezbob becoming a patron of the NACFB, we also need a mature and professional development manager who understands commercial brokers and the needs of their clients and not afraid of working remotely.”

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