Chetwood Financial has appointed Roselle Allsop as its new director of marketing.
The Wrexham-based bank has multiple consumer products and is soon to launch ModaMortgages, a new specialist buy-to-let mortgage lender.
Allsop (pictured) has more than 23 years’ experience in marketing within financial services, including several roles at senior management level, providing strategic direction, setting strategy, and specialising in brand creation.
She has played an instrumental role at specialist lender and challenger bank brands, including Precise Mortgages, Charter Savings Bank, Charter Court Financial Services, OneSavings Bank (OSB), Kent Reliance for intermediaries and InterBay Commercial.
As well as overseeing the marketing strategies for each of the Chetwood brands, Allsop will lead on the marketing for the new ModaMortgages proposition, building upon the brand creation work she has carried out as a consultant in the last 12 months.
Working exclusively through intermediaries, ModaMortgages will lend to a wide variety of landlords, including small and large portfolios, limited companies, individuals, and first-time landlords.
Allsop said: “I’m delighted to officially join Chetwood Financial. It’s a really exciting time for the company – with several consumer-facing products already established, and the new ModaMortgages proposition launching soon, there is a huge amount happening, and the future looks very bright. I am looking forward to applying my financial services marketing experience, particularly in the mortgage space, to help grow the Chetwood name and reach more and more customers.”
Chetwood’s founder and CEO, Andy Mielczarek, added: “It is great to welcome Roselle to the Chetwood team. Her experience across many renowned financial services brands will be a great asset to us, and her knowledge of how to build successful brands will undoubtedly help as we roll out the ModaMortgages propositions. We have a big year ahead and Roselle will play a key role in helping us execute our bold plans for the future.”
