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Tiimely announces 2 strategic sales hires

by Ben Squires10 minute read

The technology platform company, formally known as Tic:Toc, has announced new appointments in two key sales roles.

Tiimely has announced two appointments in key sales roles as part of a “deliberate and accelerated growth agenda” for the technology platform business.

The new hires include banking and transformation expert Nam Vuong, who joins the business as Tiimely’s new head of enterprise sales – enterprise accounts.

Vuong has more than 20 years of experience in banking and finance to call upon, having previously held roles at Sandstone Technology, Bendigo Bank, and Westpac. He has a wealth of expertise in guiding organisations through complex digital transformation.

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Joining Vuong is Sam Johnson, who will step into the role of head of enterprise sales – strategic accounts.

Johnson has more than 20 years of experience in financial services and wealth management, having held roles at Basiq, BT, and Morgan Stanley. He specialises in sales, partnerships, and strategy, with a strong focus on Consumer Data Right (CDR) issues within the fintech, banking, non-bank lending, and lending platforms.

The appointments come less than a year after the business rebranded from mortgage fintech Tic:Toc. This rebranding saw Tiimely focus on enterprise technology and its subsidiary Tiimely Home provides mortgages and mortgage broking services.

Since then, Tiimely provides AI-driven lending automation solutions, with its technology being licensed by ASX-listed brands. Timely Home, on the other hand, provides customers access to a home loan (funded by Bendigo and Adelaide Bank) replacing the Tic: Toc Home Loan product under the name Tiimely Own.

Tiimely founder and CEO Anthony Baum said these new appointments demonstrate the company’s commitment to continual investment in enterprise and partnering capability and empowering more customers.

“Since day one, Tiimely has been on a mission to make lending experiences seamless,” Baum said.

“The growth of our enterprise team will enable us to continue to support more businesses to improve the transparency, efficiency, and profitability of their lending offerings.”

[Related: Former Tic:Toc launches in-house broker service]

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AUTHOR

Ben Squires is a commercial content writer at mortgage broking title, The Adviser.

He primarily works with clients to deliver promoted and sponsored content – both in print and online – and also writes news and features on the Australian broking industry.

As an experienced writer and journalist, Ben can write across different mediums but specialises in commercial content that meets client objectives.

Before joining The Adviser in 2024, Ben was a commercial content editor at News Corp, writing for several titles including The Australian, Escape, GQ and news.com.au.

He’s interested in writing about anything related to finance and technology.

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