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Finsure Finance & Insurance has announced that it has appointed Kylie Turner as the new chief financial officer as part of the company’s continuing expansion.
Prior to her appointment at the aggregation group, Ms Turner was the CFO and company secretary at cloud services company Bulletproof Group Ltd. for six years, where she led the compliance and strategic core functions of its finance team.
As the new CFO at Finsure, Ms Turner will be working closely with the company’s directors with regards to designing and executing company strategy. She will also be developing and implementing the company’s financial strategies aimed at improving profit performance.
Finsure managing director John Kolenda commented: "Kylie is a terrific addition to Finsure’s executive, and with more than a decade of experience as a CFO, she brings a key skill set to our management team to support our continued growth."
He added: “[Her] proven record of success [in] driving profitable and sustainable business growth through the provision of strategic advice and commercial insights to the executive will be of great assistance in helping Finsure achieve its targets.”
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