Ignition Advice appoints platform and tech officer
Ignition Advice, a provider of digital advice technology for institutions, has appointed Enda Mahoney to the newly-created role of chief platform and technology officer.
In his new role, Mahoney will lead the company’s platform and product division and further strengthen Ignition’s position in the industry as the firm scales up its business in Australia and overseas.
Mahoney has a wealth of experience and expertise in building wealth management and advice platforms in Australia and the UK and he held senior leadership positions in fintech and institutional firms including SS&C, Bravura, Blackrock Solutions, Macquarie Bank, Colonial First State and BT Financial Group.
Most recently, he served as chief technology officer at mason Stevens.
Mahoney will be based in Sydney and will report to Ignition Group’s chief executive, Terry Donohoe.
“Enda’s deep understanding of design thinking, cloud-based platform expansion and proven ability to drive transformational change in culture and process make him a great fit for this new role,” Donohoe commented on the appointment.
“We are confident his expertise will play a pivotal role in shaping our future growth and enable us to deliver even greater value to our clients,” he said.
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