Paddy Doyle returns to Gen H as intermediary sales lead
Paddy has returned in a new role to lead sales and field-based business development.

Gen H has expanded its business development and broker support team with the re-introduction of a familiar face, Paddy Doyle, who moved on from the company in 2023.
Paddy is joining the team as Gen H’s first intermediary sales lead. His focus will be driving new business and will be the first point of contact for intermediaries across the country.
The hire comes after a series of recent product launches, including Gen H's New Build Boost scheme.
Gen H became an intermediary-only lender in early 2024 and has since invested in improving and expanding its broker experience, including both its systems and its support teams.
Paddy Doyle said: “I’m really pleased to be returning to Gen H in this new role. Watching the business grow over the past couple of years, launching new propositions and scaling with purpose, has been exciting and inspiring to watch from afar – so when the opportunity came up to return in this role, I jumped at it. I’m really looking forward to meeting and working with our broker partners to keep building momentum and helping more people into homes.”
Leanne Sarjant, head of growth at Gen H, commented: “We are all delighted to have Paddy back at Gen H. He is the perfect fit to step into this brand new role and make it his own, working across the market to deliver critical information and awareness of Gen H – and the good our products can do for real homebuyers. Brokers can expect to see Paddy out on the road as soon as possible, so please do say hello when you cross paths!”

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