Commercial short-term lender Bridge Help expands BDM team
Commercial short-term lender, Bridge Help, has appointed Tyrone Alexander as a business development manager for the Midlands.
"Having worked at a brokerage myself I understand the importance of good communication to ensure the deal is done efficiently and gets over the line."
Tyrone hails from a broker background himself, having held a business development role at specialist finance company Enterprise Finance where he specialised in buy-to-let finance and commercial loans, before joining Redwood Bank.
Last month, the company announced the move of Danny Power to head of sales in the North West with Naseer Ahmed appointed to the role of head of sales in the South East and London.
Tyrone said: “Having worked at a brokerage myself I understand the importance of good communication to ensure the deal is done efficiently and gets over the line.
“I really enjoy finance, particularly being at the forefront of it and playing a role in the decision-making. Bridge Help’s hands-on approach gives me the opportunity to get fully involved with loan applications.
“A lot of lenders pulled right back at the start of the pandemic and that just didn’t sit right with me. Bridge Help found ways to continue to lend even during lockdown and that impressed me.”
Chief executive, Chris Sellars, added: “We have ambitious growth plans for Bridge Help and are on track to achieve them in 2021 with the team we have built in recent months. It’s a tremendously exciting time for the business and the people in it.”
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