Together expands its commercial team in the South
Specialist lender Together has appointed a new commercial relationship manager for the South and central London.
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Lorenzo Satchell will be managing strategic accounts in this region, and joins the company for the second time, having formerly worked as a divisional sales manager for Together in the same area from 2011 to 2015.
Lorenzo joins from his previous role as a director with a master broker, and has experience in all areas of financial services including residential, commercial, mortgages, bridging and secured loans.
Speaking about his new role, Lorenzo commented:
“It’s great to be back at Together. The business has grown immensely in the short time since I was last here and has been through some dynamic changes, whilst the market as a whole has seen excellent growth.
“Gaining experience on the packager side has given me a much more comprehensive understanding of the process, and a more thorough awareness of the key competitors, their markets, and appetite to lend.”
Commercial CEO Marc Goldberg commented:
“We’re delighted to welcome Lorenzo back to help us increase our presence in the South of England. His understanding of both our business and the wider market will be a real asset to Together as we continue to grow.”
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