Two new appointments at Jump Money

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Jump Money has appointed Damian Guy as its new technical director.

His responsibilities include maintaining and developing the firm’s IT infrastructure and software.

He has over 12 years experience in technical and IT functions, coming from Harrogate-based Incubare, where he was a director. He has also worked for other solutions providers and another IFA business.

The nationwide financial advisory firms has also appointed Paula Ingham as training and development manager,

Adam Temple, managing director of Jump Money, said: “As a business which continues to grow it is always necessary to look at your current work practices and structures to see where improvements could be made. This has been a period of change for Jump with the addition to two new senior members of staff and the restructuring of both our sales and customer services teams. With these changes now firmly in place we are in a much stronger position to deliver quality advice to our clients and to ensure they have everything they need from Jump Money.

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