Mark Snape becomes GoTo Group MD

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GoTo Group has appointed Mark Snape as its managing director.

Snape (pictured) has over 30 years’ experience in conveyancing, survey and financial services. His most recent postions include CEO roles at CAL and CLG whilst he was working for Movera.

His appointment is part of GoTo Group’s expansion plans to make home moving “as seamless as possible” for clients. The firm offers conveyancing, auction, reservation fees and survey services to estate agents, mortgage clubs and networks, brokers and their clients.

Snape said: “Joining the GoTo Group presents an exciting opportunity to expand our proposition further and deeper into the UK property market.

“Our ‘customer first’ approach is already turning heads and as our services and distribution grow, I fully expect to see greater success for the business.”

Nigel Hoath, founder and GoTo Group CEO, added: “Mark is an excellent addition to the team, bringing with him a vast background of expertise to work closely with myself, and Alex Willis to spearhead our exciting and growing business.

“With Mark on board, we are ready to build on the new industry standards we are setting.”

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