Watts Commercial strengthens South West presence with new hire
Daniel has held previous roles at Norton Finance and Lloyds Bank.
Watts Commercial Finance has appointed Daniel Jones as commercial manager, further strengthening its presence across Bristol and the surrounding region.
Daniel joins Watts Commercial from Norton Finance, where he spent the last two and a half years as bridging and commercial sales manager. Prior to this, he held roles at Reparo Finance Group and Lloyds Bank.
In his new role at Watts Commercial, Daniel will focus on supporting clients across Bristol and surrounding areas, providing access to bridging, development, and commercial finance solutions through the firm’s lender network.
Phil Gray, managing director at Watts Commercial Finance, said: "We are really pleased to welcome Daniel to Watts Commercial. He brings a strong mix of specialist finance and banking experience, along with a proven ability to deliver for clients and introducers alike. His appointment further strengthens our footprint in the South West and reflects our continued growth strategy in key regional markets. We are excited to see the impact he will make."
Daniel Jones commented: "I’m really looking forward to joining Watts Commercial Finance and starting this next chapter. It’s an exciting opportunity to build on my experience, strengthen relationships across the market, and contribute to the continued growth of the business."
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