Connect for Intermediaries appoints business relationship manager
Connect aims to expand its adviser base and deliver enhanced support to brokers operating in the specialist lending market.
Connect for Intermediaries has appointed Neve Birch as business relationship manager to support appointed representatives and drive network growth.
Neve joins the business with experience across both mortgage distribution and fintech, having held roles at Twenty7tec and Mortgage Intelligence, where she focused on broker development, case resolution, and relationship management.
In her new role, Neve will be responsible for supporting Connect’s ARs and contributing to the growth of the Connect Network.
Neve Birch commented: “I’m absolutely thrilled to be joining the team at Connect. It’s a fantastic opportunity to continue doing what I’m passionate about—supporting brokers and helping them grow their businesses. I’m really excited to take on new challenges that will help me develop professionally and contribute to the ongoing success of the business.”
Emma Roberts, head of intermediary relationships at Connect for Intermediaries, added: “I’m delighted to welcome Neve to the team. Her depth of experience in supporting brokers, combined with her energy and enthusiasm, will be a real asset to our network. I’m confident she will play a key role in strengthening adviser relationships and supporting the growth of the Connect Network.”
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