Alternative Bridging appoints BDM from within

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Alternative Bridging Corporation has promoted Taylor Osunsedo to the position of business development manager (BDM).

Osunsedo (pictured) joined Alternative Bridging Corporation just over three years ago as a case manager, before becoming an internal BDM in 2020.

In his new role he work directly with more brokers to deliver flexible property lending solutions for their clients.

Jonathan Rubins, director at Alternative Bridging Corporation, said: “Taylor is a home-grown talent who was trained in house and has completed this year’s annual target within six months. He is definitely a BDM to watch and one of this industry’s rising stars.

“I have every confidence that he will continue to deliver such high standards in his new role and continue to exceed broker expectations as to what a lender can achieve.”

Osunsedo added: “I’m really pleased to progress to this new role, which is in no small part thanks to the great training provided by our directors. Under the guidance of one of our directors, James Bloom, I have learned the maxim of ‘service above all else’ and it’s this approach that has helped to build such strong relationships with brokers.

“I am looking to developing these relationships further and helping more brokers to experience the many benefits of working with Alternative Bridging Corporation.”

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