Shawbrook's Paula Purdy joins Octopus Property
Paula Purdy has joined specialist lender Octopus Property as a BDM for the north of England.
"Paula has built a reputation as one of the industry’s most successful and respected sales managers and her appointment is a significant coup "
Paula brings over 17 years of residential, commercial, buy-to-let and bridging lending experience, joining from Shawbrook Bank where she was head of residential mortgage sales.
At Octopus, Paula will be responsible for deepening existing relationships with introducers, alongside building new ones, in and around major North of England cities including Chester, Liverpool, Crewe and Warrington.
D’mitri Zaprzala, head of sales at Octopus Property, commented: “Paula has built a reputation as one of the industry’s most successful and respected sales managers and her appointment is a significant coup for Octopus Property, and a strong endorsement of our regional strategy. The roll out of our regional offering continues to gather pace, aligned with the growing demand from developers and investors outside of London and the South East. Paula’s knowledge and experience operating across the North of England will further enhance our proposition, as we look to replicate in the regions the success we have achieved over nearly 10 years.”
Paula Purdy added: “Joining Octopus Property represents a hugely exciting challenge for me, at what is a pivotal time for the industry. Being able to offer a local service, along with the breadth of Octopus’ offering and the support of the wider Octopus Group, meant it was an easy decision and I look forward to helping the talented team meet its ambition of being the UK’s number one specialist property lender.”
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