Scope Markets Names Jo Rosinska Brand Manager Following Capital.com Stint
Scope Markets has hired Jo Rosinska as Brand Manager, the marketer announced on LinkedIn today (Tuesday), adding another experienced team member as the brokerage's parent company Rostro Group builds out leadership across its portfolio.
Rosinska’s Marketing Background Spans Gambling and Consumer Brands
Rosinska joins from Capital.com, where she spent seven months as Brand Manager earlier this year. She previously worked as Senior Marketing Campaign Manager at StoneX Group from June 2022 to June 2024, managing multi-channel campaigns for the City Index and Forex.com brands in the UK and Germany markets.
While Rosinska entered the CFD and forex sector in 2022, she brings broader marketing experience from earlier roles in online gambling and consumer goods. She spent nearly three years at GIMO Global Interactive Marketing Online, where she managed acquisition campaigns for three gambling brands across European markets including Belgium, Germany, and France.
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Before that, Rosinska held campaign management roles at bwin and creative positions at agencies working with L'Oréal, Coca-Cola, and other consumer brands. She started her career in Warsaw before relocating to London.
In her LinkedIn post, Rosinska said she was "especially excited" to work with Scope Markets CEO Pavel Spirin and Antonia Zeniou Droussiotou as the company grows globally under Rostro Group. She will be based in London.
"Here’s to bold ideas, creative brand stories, and a future full of growth," she added.
Rostro Builds Management Layer Across Businesses
The appointment follows several leadership moves at Rostro Group over recent months. In October, the Dubai-based holding company hired Kate Mason-Keaney as its first Chief People and Organization Officer and expanded Spirin's responsibilities to include Group Chief Growth Officer alongside his CEO role at Scope Markets.
Rostro owns the Scope retail brokerage brand (previously Scope Markets before a rebrand completed in 2025) and has been developing businesses in digital assets, investment services, and payments. Company executives have said the multi-business structure helps offset downturns in individual market segments.
Earlier this month, RADEX MARKETS, a Seychelles-based broker, appointed Ahmad Aljebouri as Chief Technology Officer. Aljebouri previously worked at Scope Markets for almost six years, serving as Head of Operations and later Group Head of Front Office Operations before moving to Zeal Group in 2023.
Scope Markets holds regulatory licenses in Cyprus, Belize, Seychelles, South Africa, Kenya, and Mauritius through its parent structure. The brokerage has been expanding its product range beyond traditional CFDs, including the addition of fractional stock offerings through its Scope Invest account earlier this year.