Connect appoints new relationship manager

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Connect for Intermediaries has announced the appointment of Tom White as its new relationship manager.

With eight years of industry experience under his belt, White (pictured) will be responsible for supporting brokers in the South of England. He joins Connect from Assured Financial Group, having also worked at firms such as Dynamo and Neilson Place.

In his new role he will work closely with appointed representatives and brokers using Connect’s packaging and referral services.

Emma Roberts, head of intermediary relationships at Connect, said: “Tom’s wealth of experience as a broker himself puts him in an ideal position to support our network members, particularly in areas of education and growth. As we execute our ambitious growth plans, we are confident that Tom will be an invaluable addition to our team.”

White added: “I am truly excited to join the Connect team in this pivotal role. Connect has an impressive reputation in the sector, and I am looking forward to using my experience to support our brokers and contribute to the company’s ongoing growth.

“It is a unique opportunity to bring together my skills and experience in a way that can make a real difference.”

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