Digital signature and remote witnessing specialist Videosign has bolstered its sales and marketing division with a series of new appointments.
Videosign is an online meeting platform with the built-in ability to sign and witness documents remotely and verify identities using AI-powered facial recognition.
The expanded team is led by Nina Hinton, who joins the Liverpool-based software company as its new head of business growth. Hinton has a background in business development in the education sector. She brings additional experience as a trustee of a charity supporting people with disabilities and/or health related issues and a director of Ofqual-approved educational awarding organisation Open Awards.
She said: “I was attracted to joining Videosign because of the opportunities to find new ways of using the platform. Videosign was created for signing documents, but we’re interested in how else we can use it – for instance, we have seen a trend of clients using Videosign for exam invigilation. We want to focus on building relationships and finding out who needs the product and how it might help them. It’s about talking to people, finding out what their problems are, and unpicking that problem creatively.”
Further appointments to the team include Dan Bolton-Allen as sales development manager, Jack Moore as marketing manager, and Finn Mason as sales support executive.
Videosign launched in 2019 aiming to develop a solution more secure, efficient and convenient than the traditional pen-and-ink signature.
Chief executive Steven Tallant added: “I’m delighted to welcome Nina and her team to Videosign. Their combined experience of working in different sectors and focusing on finding new solutions to difficult problems can help us to unlock the potential of Videosign.
“Our fundamental aims have always been to help our clients to become more efficient and to do business more securely, and these important appointments bring additional knowledge and experience to help us offer further innovation and creative thinking to our clients.”
