Alternative Bridging promotes Daniel Smith

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Alternative Bridging Corporation has announced the promotion of Daniel Smith to role of business development manager (BDM), covering the whole of the UK.

Smith (pictured), who will work with brokers across the country, joined Alternative Bridging in May 2022 as an Internal BDM, having previously held roles at Vita Properties, RBS and The NatWest Group.

In his new role, Smith will help brokers to structure made-to-measure specialist property finance solutions for their clients.

Smith said: “I’m thrilled to embark on my new role at Alternative Bridging, taking a hands-on approach to helping brokers deliver bespoke specialist property finance solutions for their clients.

“We have an innovative proposition, backed by strong experience and expertise, and this new role demonstrates Alternative Bridging’s exceptional dedication to developing people, offering them new opportunities to advance their careers.”

James Bloom, director at Alternative Bridging Corporation, added: “I’m pleased to announce Daniel’s promotion to BDM. His swift promotion is truly merited, and we have been consistently impressed by his commitment to assisting brokers in identifying the best solutions for their clients.

“In his new role, he will have the opportunity to develop new relationships, and help structure tailored solutions, ensuring that we continue to deliver the highest level of service to our brokers.”

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