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UK property investment platform Shojin has appointed three senior positions as the company continues to grow rapidly.
Dimicke Le Masson, a certified public accountant, has joined Shojin as Financial Controller. He has 12 years of experience in the financial services industry, with leading companies such as PwC, Barclays His Capital and EY Consulting.
Le Masson will support the financial, operational and risk management functions of the entire Shojin Group, ensuring expansion when looking for new real estate projects for investors.
After a one-year sabbatical, Jonathan Self has been appointed Chief Asset Manager. Self is an integral part of Shojin’s origination team and is responsible for identifying new investment projects and assessing their profitability and safety.
Finally, James Mumberson joined as Marketing Manager. With over 13 years of experience in multiple fields, he Mumberson is a marketing and customer acquisition specialist. He implements his multi-channel marketing strategy to help Shojin acquire new customers worldwide.
Offering partial investment opportunities in high-grade real estate developments, the company is the first to launch a digital platform in this sector of the real estate market. Shojin, whose valuation recently hit his £49million mark, has grown significantly over the past year, with 2022 earnings bringing him to £2.22m (up 73% year-on-year) and EBITDA to his £45million. became.
Shojin is aiming for similar growth in 2023, targeting revenue of £4.1m. The new appointment reflects the company’s ambitious plans to expand its number of live projects, its return on investment and its customer base.
Jatin Ondia, CEO of Shoin, said:: “We are delighted to welcome Dimicke, Jonathan and James to the Diversity Team. These key hires across various segments of our business will drive us to pursue ambitious growth targets over the coming months and years. It represents the need for Shojin to expand in all directions in order to continue.
“The responsibilities of these roles are of course different, but they are equally essential to the success of our model. “