Brilliant Solutions expands senior leadership team

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Brilliant Solutions has announced an expansion in its leadership team including two new directorship positions. The business has also expanded its senior management team.

Michael Craig (pictured) has been promoted to managing director of Brilliant Solutions where he will take on additional responsibilities within the business following a number of years as sales director.

Matthew Arena will be responsible for the Brilliant Group as a whole, including iZone Software, Brilliant Loans and Brilliant Money.

Mel Voss will continue to lead the group’s software strategy and proposition, while Sally Miles, who has been a key member of staff within the business for over 20 years, is promoted to director of lending.

In addition, the company’s management team has seen significant changes.  Rebecca King and Nicky De-Freitas Viera have been promoted to head of secured loans and head of packaged lending respectively after many years with the company in management roles.

In addition, Lee Parkin becomes head of performance across the Brilliant Group as the company rolls out its latest strategy implementation plan.

Craig said: “I am incredibly proud to be a part of this business, let alone to lead it.  The support I have had from my tremendous sales team has been invaluable and I cannot thank my colleagues across the wider group enough for the dedication and support they show me and our broker and lending partners every day.”

Arena added: “I am so fortunate to have such a strong team working together across the group.  These promotions are well deserved and will allow these brilliant people to show what they can do for the business, brokers and our lending partners alike. We have numerous exciting opportunities ahead and it is our people and our relationships that will make all of the difference.”

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