conveybuddy expands account management team
Indya will work with conveybuddy’s broker users.
Conveyancing distributor, conveybuddy, has appointed a new account manager, strengthening its broker-facing team and enhancing the support it provides to its users.
Indya Scott brings extensive experience in relationship management and client support to the firm. Indya will work with conveybuddy’s broker users, helping them provide quality conveyancing advice and recommendations to their clients.
The appointment of Indya follows the recent addition of Pete Nicholson as an associate consultant, bringing 25 years of conveyancing sector knowledge to the business.
Launched in 2024, conveybuddy offers advisers a transparent and streamlined solution across sale, purchase, remortgage (including its all-inclusive option), and survey cases.
Harpal Singh, founder and chief executive of conveybuddy, commented: “We’re very pleased to welcome Indya and Pete to conveybuddy. Each brings unique skills and sector experience that will strengthen our team and help us deliver even greater value to the brokers we support.
"Investing in talented people is central to our strategy, and these appointments reflect our ambition to keep raising the bar when it comes to service and support.”
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