Alternative Bridging expands sales team
Alternative Bridging Corporation has expanded its field sales team with the appointment of Jon Durie as a business development manager.

Jon has over 20 years’ experience in the financial services sector, with experience in both lending and capital raising, proficiency in business development, account management, planning, market and risk analysis.
He joins Alternative from Glenhawk where he was also a BDM. Prior to that, Jon spent three years at Aldermore Bank where he was property development manager.
During his career he has also worked at Assetz Capital, Business Lending Group and Connaught Asset Management, Davenham Property Finance, Interbay and Bristol & West.
In his new role, Jon will be covering Scotland and the North East area.
Jon Durie commented: “I am really pleased to be joining Alternative as they have been a mainstay in the market throughout my career. I’m very much looking forward to helping brokers place cases using our bridging, commercial, development finance and alternative overdraft products.”
Jonathan Rubins, director at Alternative Bridging Corporation, added: “I’d like to welcome Jon to the Alternative team. He has a huge amount of experience and expertise in financial services and will be helping brokers in Scotland and the North East of England find solutions for their clients seeking short-term finance.
“As we celebrate our 30th anniversary we continue to expand our team to match our lending ambitions. As such, Jon has an important role to play in helping Alternative maintain its position as one of the leading lights in specialist lending.”
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