Connells Group appoints two NEDs

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Connells Group has appointed Andrew Bottomley and Ash Piranie as non-executive directors.

The two appointments bring significant financial services expertise to the large property services provider.

Both Bottomley and Piranie will sit alongside Mark Lund, chairman of Connells Group, and will play a key role in shaping the group’s long-term strategy.

Andrew Bottomley (main picture) joins with more than three decades of experience in the financial services sector, including senior roles at Halifax and Lloyds, where he worked across estate agency, new homes and mortgages.

He previously served as executive director and CEO of Money at Skipton Building Society, with a strong focus on customer-led transformation, regulatory compliance and operational risk.

Ash Piranie

Ash Piranie brings over 20 years of experience to the board, having most recently served as chief financial officer at Redwood Bank. He currently holds non-executive director roles at Monument Bank and GB Bank, where he chairs the risk committees.

His career includes senior executive positions across a range of banks and building societies, with specialisms in risk management, M&A activity and delivering large-scale change programmes.

Connells Group operates one of the largest branch networks in the UK and is active across estate agency, lettings, mortgage services, surveying and conveyancing.

Mark Lund welcomed the pair to the business, stating: “We are delighted to welcome Andrew and Ash to Connells Group. Their exceptional experience and fresh perspectives will add real value as we drive forward our plans for growth and transformation. Strengthening our board with their insight is a significant step in delivering our long-term strategic vision.”

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