David Copland announces retirement
Prior to joining Pivotal Growth, David was CEO of Pink Home Loans, director of mortgage services for LSL, and director at TMA.
David Copland, business development director and founding member of Pivotal Growth, has announced his retirement.
He played a key role in recruiting broker-dealer firms, helping Pivotal expand to 24 businesses with over 550 advisers since its launch in 2021.
David has extensive experience in the mortgage intermediary sector, previously as CEO of Pink Home Loans, director of mortgage services for LSL, and director at TMA.
Mayank Prakash, group CEO of Pivotal Growth, commented: “David has been instrumental in laying the foundation for the success of Pivotal Growth. Pivotal's growth into the UK’s leading mortgage and protection consolidator is a fitting legacy to David’s extensive career in the industry. My colleagues and I wish David a long, healthy and happy retirement.”
David said: "I've enjoyed working on the Pivotal project and collaborating with outstanding business owners who have driven significant organic growth. My best wishes go out to the team at Pivotal and I will be keenly watching them add more business and continue to grow the business."
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