Operations Director Grant Chaplin to become Managing Director of the leading software systems company as Sarah Taylor moves to Group CEO role
Grosvenor Systems has announced the promotion of Grant Chaplin from Operations Director to Managing Director as the property management software company continues to grow and evolve its offering in response to customer demand.
As Operations Director, Grant led on the growth and innovation of Grosvenor Systems’ leading property management and accounting system, Propman, working with over 230 businesses across the UK.
Grant takes over from Sarah Taylor, who becomes Group CEO to oversee Grosvenor Systems alongside sister companies Technology Blueprint, a leading lettings proptech company, and Artifax, a venue and event management software provider to the arts and cultural community.
As Managing Director, Grant plans to launch automated bank feeds functionality within Propman to streamline open banking operations for customers. He also plans to explore options to further improve data analytics for customers, at a time when businesses’ finances are facing increased scrutiny.
As part of his growth plans, Grant will also focus on revolutionising the business’ product offering and accelerating the Propman roadmap. This evolution — in line with the ever-changing needs of the property industry — will incorporate customer-led insights, initiatives, and further strategic partnerships in the coming months.
Grant Chaplin, incoming Managing Director, comments: “I’m delighted to have been promoted to Managing Director at Grosvenor Systems. Propman is truly a leading product within the property management software industry and I’m looking forward to building on recent growth and developing our offering further for our customers, with our customers.”
Sarah Taylor, new Group CEO, said: “This is an exciting time for Grosvenor Systems as it continues to develop its product offering to meet customer needs. Grant is the ideal person to fulfil the company’s future ambitions and open new opportunities for growth.”
Source: News on the Block
