Bridgebank appoints RBDM

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Stuart Williams has joined Bridgebank Capital as its new regional business development manager for the Midlands.

Williams has previously worked at the Royal Bank of Scotland and Davenham Property Finance. Within these roles, he developed a network of Midlands based introducer brokers, which he will re-establish and expand in his role with Bridgebank Capital.

He said: “Having joined Bridgebank Capital during a period of organisational growth, I am eager to put my knowledge and experience of both the financial services industry and Midlands broker network into action and to develop the company’s lending activity in this area.”

Laurence Goodman, group managing director, said: “We are delighted to welcome yet another highly experienced addition to our sales and business development team.

“Stuart has proven experience with a solid reputation and a large network of introducer contacts, and we look forward to supporting him in increasing the company’s activity throughout the Midlands.”

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