Proptech surveying firm HouzeCheck has named Kasia Suchacka as its new head of finance as it seeks to capitalise on recent investment and strengthen its senior leadership team.
Suchacka, who was previously head of financial control at Redkite Data Intelligence and held earlier roles at healthcare technology provider RLDatix, will be responsible for developing the company’s financial strategy as it scales operations. Her remit includes budgeting, forecasting and long-term planning, alongside advising the board and mentoring the internal finance team.
She will report to Amit Bansal, chief executive and founder of the digital-first surveyor, which operates one of the largest independently owned valuation chains in England and Wales.
In a statement, Suchacka said she hoped to draw on more than ten years of experience in high-growth tech and startup environments to support HouzeCheck’s development. “HouzeCheck is already a national chain and one of the largest independently owned valuation chains in England and Wales. We have 150 surveyors on our books and can reach every part of England & Wales,” she said.
“I am incredibly excited to join the business now as it’s such a transformative time for the company and the wider proptech industry as a whole. I look forward to building a financial foundation that can support our strategic objectives and accelerate our growth yet further.”
Bansal described Suchacka as “a fantastic addition to our executive team”, adding: “Her expertise will be instrumental as we scale our operations, investing in cutting-edge technologies, and continue to deliver unparalleled value to our clients and stakeholders.”
The company has also strengthened its marketing function with the appointment of Jack Taylor as marketing manager. Taylor, whose background includes roles at Warner Bros., tech start-ups and marketing agencies, will be tasked with enhancing brand awareness and leading customer acquisition campaigns. He will also report to Bansal.
The appointments come shortly after HouzeCheck secured Series A funding from private equity firm Beach Equity in April, as it targets further growth in the UK surveying and valuation sector.
