PEXA UK appoints new chief growth officer

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PEXA UK has announced the appointment of Matthew Joy to the role of chief growth officer at Smoove.

He will take immediate responsibility for developing and growing the Smoove business following the departure of the outgoing CEO, Jesper With-Fogstrup, and will report into UK CEO, Joe Pepper.

Joy will join the business on a full-time basis after Easter, following a handover process. He brings with him 35 years of experience working in the property market, having most recently been sales & marketing director at property data and technology business TM Group. Prior to this role, Joy held the same responsibility as one of three founding directors of Conveyancing Data Services from 2010 onwards.

He will take direct responsibility for seeking to improve the conveyancing experience for all Smoove customers.

Pepper said: “I am delighted that Matt has chosen to bring his experience and knowledge to the PEXA group, and the Smoove team in particular. We are very excited about the potential for growing the Smoove business and for developing a market-leading combined PEXA and Smoove proposition.

“Matt is a well-known and hugely respected leader with a track record of developing innovative solutions to meet the needs of the property market, and I have no doubt he will live up to that record in his new role at Smoove.”

Joy added: “2024 will see me enter my 35th year working within the property industry and I am amongst a cohort of professionals committed to revolutionising the house buying process, making it simpler and more efficient than it is today.

“The PEXA group of companies are at the forefront of this drive for change and so when Joe presented me with an opportunity to contribute to their dynamic lineup of innovative projects through this role at Smoove, it was a really easy decision to make.”

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