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Countingup Strengthens Leadership Team with Head of Product, Head of Marketing, and Head of Compliance
Countingup, the UK business account and financial app, today announced the appointment of three key leadership roles to support its ambitious growth plans, with Dan Elias appointed as Head of Product, Jamie Crosson as Head of Marketing and Tom McGilloway as Head of Compliance.
Dan Elias brings over 12 years of experience in product leadership. In his most recent role as Head of Product at leading UK fintech ClearScore, Dan was responsible for strategy and execution across a range of growth-focused product initiatives. As Head of Product, Dan will drive product development, ensuring that our offerings continue to meet the evolving needs of small businesses.
Jamie Crosson has been at the forefront of digital marketing for over 15 years. Her most recent roles include Director of Growth at Germany-based sustainable mobile banking platform Tomorrow Bank and Product & Digital Marketing Director at Starling Bank. Jamie will oversee all marketing activities in her new role, including customer acquisition and engagement across multiple channels to scale Countingup’s brand and reach.
Tom McGilloway joins Countingup from cross-border payments platform Terrapay where he held the position of UK MLRO, leading the company’s compliance and anti-money laundering responsibilities. Before that, Tom was Financial Crime Manager & MLRO at iwoca, the micro-SME lender. As Countingup’s Head of Compliance, Tom will oversee all compliance functions, focusing on managing financial crime risks and guiding Countingup through the process of obtaining an EMI licence in order to offer an even wider range of financial services.
Countingup’s CEO, Tom Platt, says:
“We’re excited to welcome Dan, Jamie, and Tom to Countingup. Their combined expertise will be instrumental in driving our next phase of growth – innovating our product to meet our customers’ needs squarely; scaling our brand and reach; and setting new benchmarks in compliance to scale with confidence. With these strategic hires, we’re more committed than ever to becoming the #1 financial tool for the self-employed – empowering small businesses across the UK to achieve their full potential.”
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