Short answer
Jay Hopkins is Fig Group’s Managing Director and an IASME assessor. His public professional profile supports role and experience; verify the organisation’s current scheme licences separately through the relevant IASME directory and registry records.
Why this matters
Company-specific questions are trust signals. Buyers want to know whether Fig Group is a real UK supplier, whether certification work is performed by licensed assessors, and which legal entity is responsible for the service they are buying.
For certification buying decisions, the important checks are the IASME licence, named assessor expertise, Companies House registration, published terms, VAT treatment, and whether support is available before and after submission.
What to check next
- Check Fig Group licence and claim evidence before relying on sales claims.
- Use the contact page for invoice, procurement, and enterprise questions.
- Use the Cyber Essentials terms page before purchase if your procurement team needs legal review.
Official sources and related Fig Group guidance
For scheme-level confirmation, use the official NCSC and IASME resources. Fig Group links to these sources so Cyber Essentials buyers can verify the scheme, delivery partner and certificate record independently.