Newbury BS expands BDM team
Newbury Building Society has promoted Jack Whiting to the position of business development manager.
"Jack has built on his experience with our sales team over the past two and a half years and has great knowledge of our offerings to enable to support our broker partners"
Jack has been at the Society since March 2016, working first as a branch assistant and later joining the intermediary sales team as a sales adviser in August 2019.
Last month, the Society increased its procuration fee for brokers introducing their mortgage products to clients.
Karen Smith, sales manager at Newbury Building Society, commented: “Jack has built on his experience with our sales team over the past two and a half years and has great knowledge of our offerings to enable to support our broker partners, helping them to get the best from our criteria for their clients.
“He will continue to deliver the exceptional service for which we are known and will be a proactive support to brokers, ensuring they are up to date on our products, criteria and service offerings.”
Jack added: “I am looking forward to getting into my new role and getting out to meet our existing contacts and to develop new ones.”
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