Tanya Elmaz becomes newest member of the BDLA board
Tanya brings two decades of experience in financial services to the role.
"Tanya is going to be a real asset to the BDLA board."
- Adam Tyler - BDLA
Tanya Elmaz, managing director of intermediary sales at Together, has joined the board of the Bridging & Development Lenders Association (BDLA).
Formerly known as the Association of Short-Term Lenders (ASTL), the BDLA originally launched in 2008.
Tanya brings two decades of experience in financial services, with a deep understanding of specialist lending and the intermediary market.
She began her career with Together as a BDM covering Central and Greater London and has since progressed to her current role, where she leads and manages the lender’s intermediary sales team.
Speaking about her appointment, Tanya said: "I’m delighted to join the BDLA board and contribute to the important work the association is doing to raise standards and promote professionalism in our industry.
"At Together, I am always looking to strengthen broker relationships through education and practical guidance, and I’m passionate about finding solutions for complex scenarios and helping intermediaries navigate the specialist lending landscape. I believe this drive will really help to take the association forward.
"The bridging and development sector plays a vital role in supporting property projects across the UK, and I look forward to working with my fellow board members to champion best practice and drive positive change."
Adam Tyler, BDLA's new CEO, said: "Tanya is going to be a real asset to the BDLA board, we have worked alongside on a number of occasions and at different events. She has a real enthusiasm for the industry and will certainly bring that to the board along with her knowledge, experience and forward thinking, and I am really looking forward to working with Tanya again."
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