Clever Lending expands sales team
Clever Lending has appointed two new field-based sales managers to help enhance broker relationships.
"As well as investing in new technology to make processes more efficient, we also believe building and maintaining relationships with brokers is vital."
Stacey Woods and Tanya Legge have joined the team to provide training, support and advice on Clever’s range of specialist lending products to new and existing brokers across the North and South.
Tanya said: “This is a fantastic opportunity to work with a brand which is already at the forefront of distributing specialist lending products. I’m looking forward to establishing Clever Lending further across the South as part of a dedicated sales and broker management service.”
Stacey commented: “It’s such a pleasure to be working for a company that can offer so many options for the complex needs of the consumer. This is a very exciting career move and it’s great to be part of a business which recognises the importance of investing in broker relationships.”
Sam Kirtikar, CEO of Clever Lending, added: “It’s with great pleasure we welcome Tanya and Stacey to our team. As well as investing in new technology to make processes more efficient, we also believe building and maintaining relationships with brokers is vital to making sure they understand specialist products.
“The aim is to not just provide support but also help educate the market at the increasing number of opportunities that are becoming available to the consumers.”
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