LSL corporate client department appoints new MD
LSL Corporate Client Department has appointed Martyn Alderton as its new managing director for asset management.
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David will retain his position as commercial director for the LSL group.
Martyn has worked in the property industry for 28 years. He was divisional sales director for Your Move until in 2001 when he was tasked with developing the LSL group call centre.
From 2003 he managed Your Move’s conveyancing panel, where he presided over a four fold increase in income over just three years.
Most recently, Martyn oversaw the creation of LSL’s Corporate Client Department in late 2007 and has since been instrumental in the growth of CCD’s corporate asset management business in his former role as operations director.
The appointment is part of the growth strategy for LSL CCD. Since its inception, LSL CCD has grown from a staff of just 4 to now employing more than 140 people.
David Brown, Commercial Director of LSL Property Services, comments:
"It's a real pleasure to announce Martyn’s promotion to managing director. He has been a key part of the successful growth of LSL CCD over the past four years. In his new role, Martyn’s expertise and attitude stand him in excellent stead to oversee the ongoing expansion of the department, and to continue to raise the bar for the standard of asset management services in the industry."
Martyn Alderton comments:
"LSL Corporate Client Department has gone from strength to strength and will continue to grow. Today the business acts for a substantial client base including many of the largest UK banks and building societies.
"We recognise the need to constantly develop our service and drive performance, something that has underpinned the business from day one.’’
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