New finance director for Hope Capital

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Hope Capital has appointed Kate Cowan as its new finance director.

Cowan (pictured) has worked for the business part-time in a consultancy capacity since 2018, but due to its growth Hope Capital now needs a full-time financial director.

She joins Hope Capital after more than 10 years of working across a range of industries as well as in accountancy practice. Kate’s wide variety of knowledge enables her to provide a rounded approach to both the financial and non-financial information needed to ensure that Hope Capital obtains its strategic goals.

Jonathan Sealey, CEO of Hope Capital, said: “Hope Capital has been growing rapidly for a number of years now so the need for a full-time financial director was clear. Kate knows our business well, and is a highly experienced financial director so she was the obvious choice to appoint as a member of our board.

“Someone of Kate’s calibre brings undoubted benefits to any business and I know that she will help us to continue our growth plans in controlled and financially stable way.“

Cowan added: “Hope Capital had a clear demand for a full-time director with its continued growth. It is an exciting company and one that I was keen to play a more active role in. Being part of the board and being in the Hope Capital offices every day means that I will be closer to what is happening in the business.

“This will provide me with a better insight of what is going on and enable me to make more objective decisions.

“I will also be at the forefront to enable Hope Capital to make rapid changes as needed in order to react to the market and the needs of both brokers and borrowers.”

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