Twenty7tec adds two to marketing team

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Twenty7tec has appointed Ellisha Jade and Sam Cane to its marketing team as it looks to strengthen brand, communications and customer engagement across the UK mortgage and financial services market.

Jade has joined the business as social media & PR manager, while Cane has been named senior campaigns manager.

The appointments come as Twenty7tec continues to invest in how it communicates with advisers, lenders and industry partners.

Jade brings more than a decade of experience from running her own marketing and social media company. She also spent four years managing social media for the Condé Nast College in London.

Twenty7tec said her background in fashion PR & communications, alongside a part-time degree in Psychology, would bring a different perspective to the fintech sector.

Cane joins with more than 15 years of marketing experience across business-to-business and business-to-consumer roles. Most recently, he led commercially focused marketing teams across the UK and Nordics for CHEP, part of Brambles, and worked on European and global projects.

His previous roles have also included positions with Chelsea Football Club and the BBC.

Kate Buckley, chief revenue officer at Twenty7tec, said: “Ellisha and Sam bring a powerful combination of experience, expertise and fresh perspective that will further strengthen an already strong marketing function.

“Investing in exceptional talent like this reflects our commitment to staying ahead of the curve, continuously evolving how we reach our customers, embracing new channels and delivering meaningful value. I’m excited to see the impact they will make as we continue building a team that pushes us forward.”

Jade said: “I am super excited for this new chapter and I revel in a challenge, so applying my knowledge and expertise to a new industry and learning the world of fintech is a great opportunity. Time to shake things up.”

Cane added: “Joining Twenty7tec marks a new challenge for me within the fintech sector. The fast-paced, ever-changing nature of this industry creates the perfect environment to keep learning and growing.”

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