Blacks Connect recruits BDM

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Emma Mason has joined conveyancing provider Blacks Connect as business development manager (BDM).

Mason (pictured) has spent 10 years in a similar role at Goldsmith Williams.

She will be visiting brokers up and down the country, representing Blacks Connect at industry events and roadshows, as well as being available fEmma Masonor broker queries.

“When we launched in the summer we said we were dedicated to the broker market and Emma’s appointment is evidence of our long-term commitment to intermediaries,” said David Gilman, partner in charge of Blacks Connect.

“She knows the conveyancing business inside out and understands the needs and concerns of mortgage brokers. She’s the best BDM in the business.”

Mason added: “I have watched Blacks Connect closely since it launched and am confident that David’s model will work. The team is highly experienced in conveyancing, the technology is sharp and they are committed to providing brokers with the very best service.

“I’m excited to be on board from the early days to help develop Blacks Connect further, and look forward to catching up with some old faces, and meeting new ones, over the coming months.”

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