Specialist lender Together has made two further appointments to its business development team.
Nadine Edwards (pictured, right), who has over 15 years’ banking experience, including previous broker roles, joins as a key account manager. She previously worked for Capital Home Loans (CHL), and prior to that at Virgin Money, where she held a business development position.
She said: “The specialist lending sector is thriving and Together has seen significant growth in recent years, so I’m delighted to be joining at such an exciting time. In addition to my experience in the lending sector, I’ve also worked as a broker myself, so I’m looking forward working with our intermediaries to continue to develop their understanding of specialist lending.”
Also joining Together to provide further support for brokers is Katie Cave, who will cover South London and the South East as a business development manager.
Cave’s (pictured, left) career in finance spans 12 years in the mortgage and intermediary market, having worked for Lloyds Banking Group and Virgin Money, where she was a business development manager. More recently, she held the same role for Capital Home Loans (CHL) before joining Together.
She said: “I’m really looking forward to growing our network of brokers across South London and the South East as Together continues to expand. Having been based previously in Southampton, I have a broad network across the region and am looking forward to introducing even more brokers to Together’s specialist products and common sense approach.”
Gary Bailey (pictured, centre), sales director at Together, said: “Our business development team is expanding rapidly as we continue to roll out our ambitious growth plans. Both Nadine and Katie have a wealth of industry experience, each with a rounded knowledge that spans both the broker and lender side of the business, and we’re delighted to welcome them to Together to provide further support to our growing network of intermediary partners.”
Together also recently announced the appointment of Robert Oliver to the post of national business development manager.