Aspen Bridging appoints sales director and BDM
The new appointments follow the recent promotions of a risk director and head of underwriting.

Aspen Bridging has announced two new appointments to its sales team.
Ian Miller-Hawes rejoins as sales director and will be responsible for the overall management of the BDM team. For a number of years Ian successfully drove growth in Aspen as head of sales, and in late 2023 briefly joined a competitor before returning to lead the team.
Mike Allen joins as business development manager and will be responsible for driving new relationships and deepening existing ones with brokers. He was previously an internal BDM at Octane Capital before which he worked at Brightstar as a specialist broker.
The team is complemented by Steve Gregory as BDM, who joined Aspen in February 2022.
Last week Aspen announced a series of promotions across its other teams, including Wayne Hicklin as risk director and Saif Khalique as head of underwriting.
Ian Miller-Hawes said: “The morale at Aspen is very positive and returning to the team feels like coming home. I am very excited about the opportunity and, working with Jack and the wider team, we are fired up to increase lending consistently year-on-year by over 30% as targeted.”
Jack Coombs, managing director at Aspen Bridging, added: “Recently we have made several key personnel decisions as we structure the business for £1bn in total lending, having recently hit the £500m mark.
“The appointments of Ian and Mike, alongside Steve, creates a sales team with the motivated and experienced people needed to help deliver on our targets.”

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