Surridge joins LSL Group as director of Linear
He will also fulfil an interim sales director role for LSL, including Primis and TMA.
Matt Surridge has joined LSL Group as director of Linear.
Linear Financial Solutions is a trading name of Linear Mortgage Network who are an appointed representative of Primis Mortgage Network.
Matt joins Linear from MPowered, bringing with him over two decades of industry knowledge. During his time in the industry, Matt has worked in roles at Mortgage Brain, Countrywide, and Lloyds Banking Group.
Matt will replace Donald Fraser, who retired on 6th February, in a newly created role as director of Linear. He will additionally fulfil an interim sales director role for LSL Financial Services, including Primis and TMA.
Emma Hollingworth, LSL Group’s chief distribution officer, said: “I am delighted to welcome Matt to the team. He is an experienced mortgage industry expert with a focus on business strategy, leadership, and relationship management and has a formidable track record when it comes to creating and managing high-achieving teams.
“We look forward to Matt strengthening our team and supporting existing partners and developing new connections that will be an important part of Linear and Primis’ success in the future.”
Matt Surridge added: “I'm excited to be joining the award-winning team at Linear. This is an exciting opportunity to further develop the business for the future. I’m looking forward to building on Donald’s success and strengthening our position as part of the Primis network.”
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