Nick Jones to leave Roma Bridging

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Nick Jones, commercial director at Roma Finance, is to leave the business.

Jones joined the lender in July 2020 from Together.

Roma said Jones has successfully headed up the specialist lender’s new business and marketing strategy, delivering a 60% year on year uplift in new business.

Scott Marshall, Roma’s managing director, said: “Nick has had great success with us in a short-period. Upon joining us Nick had three objectives, to rebrand us to a modern and dynamic business, enhance distribution and ensure we were structured to achieve our ambitious plans.

“Nick achieved all of this inside of 12 months and whilst we are sad to see him leave, the legacy he has left us with will enable us to continue to strive forward and continue to scale.”

Jones added: “I just want to say thank you to Roma Finance for a superb opportunity where I got to lead the recent rebrand, re-position Roma as a leading short and medium term lender, whilst designing and embedding a structure that enables their ambitious growth.

“I wish the team all the absolute best for the future, it’s going to be exciting and I look forward to watching the journey develop.”

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