Just Mortgages hires new development directors
National broker firm, Just Mortgages, has appointed three new development directors. They will work with the firm’s regional directors to support Just Mortgages' self-employed brokers.
"The addition of the development directors will bring in an extra layer of support for our brokers."
The development directors have each been promoted internally, having previously been area directors. Each one is responsible for two area directors and a further twenty mortgage brokers.
Just Mortgages is planning to hire a further two development directors to support the growing numbers in the self-employed team, which recently hit 400 brokers.
Alongside providing professional advice, the development directors also work with the self-employed team to develop business plans and support them to hit their goals.
Ben Allkins, head of mortgages and protection for Just Mortgages' self-employed division, said: “The end goal of any decision we make is to help our brokers. The addition of the development directors will bring in an extra layer of support for our brokers.
“They are an invaluable resource for our self-employed team to tap into and will provide another outlet where they can ask for advice and help develop business plans.”
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