Pensions - Articles - New Finance Director appointed at Selectapension


Pension and investment software provider Selectapension has appointed Jon Manser as Finance Director for the rapidly expanding business. Jon joins Selectapension with over 20 years’ experience, most recently as a senior management accountant heading up the Financial Management team at a large public sector organisation, with budgets in excess of £400 million.

  At Selectapension, Jon will be working alongside Managing Director Andy McCabe, Business Director Pauline Malin and Operations Director Adrian Malin to drive growth for the dynamic technology business. Initially he will focus on further developing Selectapension’s Pension Transfer Bureau Service. Jon will also utilise his financial expertise to help shape Selectapension’s new product developments, including the company’s new automated consumer guidance system, Pension Monster, later this year. 

 In response to the growing demands for its services, Selectapension will be moving into larger premises in Crowborough, East Sussex later this year and will also be strengthening its teams with additional new hires.

 Andy McCabe, Managing Director, Selectapension commented on Jon’s appointment: “We are fortunate to be able to bring on board someone with Jon’s knowledge and experience. Jon will play a major part in helping us achieve the strategic goals and objectives we have planned for our business.”

 Jon Manser, Finance Director, Selectapension commented on his new role: “I am delighted to join Selectapension at this key stage of its evolution, particularly with the launch of Pension Monster later this year. I am looking forward to helping Selectapension grow as a business and ensure that it continues to provide outstanding products and services for Advisers.”
  

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