Alternative Bridging makes BDM appointment

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Alternative Bridging Corporation has promoted Mike Halsey to the role of business development manager (BDM) for Hertfordshire & Essex.

Halsey (pictured) joined Alternative Bridging in April this year as aniInternal BDM, having previously held roles at First Union Mortgages, Enterprise Finance and West One Loans.

In his new role, Halsey will help brokers in Hertfordshire and Essex to find solutions for their clients who require bridging and term loans as well as development finance for residential and commercial purposes.

Halsey said: “I’m really excited to start this new role at Alternative Bridging and looking forward to taking a more hands-on approach to helping brokers in my region find solutions for their clients.

“In my short time so far at Alternative Bridging, I have already seen how excellent the business is at developing its people and providing them with new opportunities to progress their career.”

Phodis Maratheftis, head of sales, London & South East at Alternative Bridging Corporation, added: “I am delighted that Mike has been promoted to BDM for Hertfordshire & Essex. His quick progression to the role is well deserved and we have been impressed with his dedication to helping brokers find the right solutions for their clients.

“His new role will enable him to develop more new relationships and ensure that we are providing our brokers in this region with the best possible service.”

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