New sales chief for xit2

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Tim Jones has been appointed as head of sales for xit2, the online property data network.

Jones joins from MDA, xit2’s parent company, and will report directly into Mark Blackwell, exit’s managing director. He has previously worked for financial services firms such as Allied Dunbar, First Title and Hipstar.

Blackwell said: “Bringing Tim in as part of the senior team demonstrates how serious we are about pushing xit2 forward. His background in the industry chimes perfectly with our services and product range his pedigree is excellent and his experience in the sector is vast. I look forward to working with him.””

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