Crystal Specialist Finance hires two telephone account managers

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Crystal Specialist Finance has expanded its sales team with the appointment of two new telephone account managers.

The new hires are Tom Garrod and Junior Borland.

Their roles will involve providing support to Crystal’s existing broker relationships within the expanding sales team.

Garrod joins the business with a wealth of specialist lending experience, having previously been a specialist underwriter at Shawbrook Bank and Axis Bank, while Borland has property sales experience within property investment management.

Jason Berry, group sales director of Crystal Specialist Finance, said: “I am delighted to announce these two appointments. Tom brings a wealth of mandated experience gained with various specialist lenders whilst Junior has a unique passion for property which suggests he is sure to help the brokers he looks after.

“We are committed to ensuring that our growing number of brokers are well served, and we remain focused on delivering the very best customer outcomes at all times.”

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