ULS technology appoints marketing manager

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ULS technology has added to its marketing team with the appointment of Dominique Fish as marketing manager.

Fish (pictured), who joins from Mortgage Advice Bureau where she was partnerships manager, has more than six years’ marketing experience.

Her role will be to design, build and execute the marketing strategy for ULS technology, which includes eConveyancer and Digital Move, supporting its objective to make the process of buying, selling or owning a home easier, less stressful and more transparent for everyone involved.

Fish said: “I experienced the home buying and moving process first-hand when I bought my first property in 2013. Ever since then I have wanted to be involved in improving the experience and so this role at ULS technology is the perfect opportunity. We have big plans as a business and I am looking forward to helping to bring them to life.”

Karen Rodrigues, director of sales at ULS technology, added: “I’m delighted to welcome Dominique to the team. She has great experience both in marketing and in our sector and this will help us to engage with even more brokers and business partners.

“The more successful relationships that we are able to develop, the greater influence we are able to have on transforming the experience of home buying, selling and in enabling more home ownership.”

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