Black & White Bridging appoints director of business development

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Black & White Bridging has announced the appointment of bridging professional, Danny Power, as director of business development.

Power (pictured) has been a part of the team for several bridging start-ups that went on to become familiar names, including Mint Bridging and most recently, Bridge Help.

Damien Druce from Black & White Bridging, said: “We are delighted to welcome Danny to Black & White, where his expertise will be a huge asset in helping us broaden our introducer base. I have known Danny for many years and he is one of the most recognisable faces from the bridging market to brokers up and down the country.

“He possesses a wealth of accumulated experience and knowledge as well as an enviably large address book of intermediaries with whom he has developed strong professional and personal relationships.”

Power added: “Joining Black & White Bridging is like coming home. Apart from working with old friends, I was particularly drawn to the principles of transparency and fast decision-making on which Black & White Bridging is building its reputation.

“I look forward to taking our bridging proposition to my intermediary connections and helping propel Black & White into the top tier of bridging lenders.”

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