Ocorian hires Gordian to expand US team
12 March 2025 US
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Ocorian has appointed Joseph Gordian as commercial director in its US fund services team.
The appointment comes amid a concerted effort by the asset solution provider to expand into the US. Gordian’s hiring follows the acquisition of EdgePoint Fund Services.
Gordian says: “This is an exciting opportunity for me. Ocorian is focused on growing its business in the US following the acquisition of EdgePoint last year. I am looking forward to playing a key role in the ongoing expansion and working with fund managers who can benefit from Ocorian’s global expertise.”
He joins from TMF Group where he was serving as regional director for business development, focusing on Texas and the Southwest.
Lynne Westbrook, head of fund services in Dallas at Ocorian, adds: “Joseph’s experience and expertise will be very valuable to Ocorian and particularly his background working in Texas and throughout the region.”
The appointment comes amid a concerted effort by the asset solution provider to expand into the US. Gordian’s hiring follows the acquisition of EdgePoint Fund Services.
Gordian says: “This is an exciting opportunity for me. Ocorian is focused on growing its business in the US following the acquisition of EdgePoint last year. I am looking forward to playing a key role in the ongoing expansion and working with fund managers who can benefit from Ocorian’s global expertise.”
He joins from TMF Group where he was serving as regional director for business development, focusing on Texas and the Southwest.
Lynne Westbrook, head of fund services in Dallas at Ocorian, adds: “Joseph’s experience and expertise will be very valuable to Ocorian and particularly his background working in Texas and throughout the region.”
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