Target fills client services role

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Target Group has appointed Dominic Mehta as its client services manager.

He joins the financial software and servicing company from Direct Dialogue where he was head of sales.

He is tasked with managing, maintaining and developing existing client relationships across the software and managed services side of Target’s business.

Mehta has over 25 years experience in business development and relationship management roles in the financial services industry, including roles at Firstplus, Relax Finance and Lloyds TSB.

James Snow, Target’s CEO, said: “His extensive financial services industry knowledge and experience will be an asset to our team and to our clients.”””

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