Dean Mirfin quits day-to-day Key Group role

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Following nearly 22 years at Key Group, Dean Mirfin, chief product officer at Key Group, is stepping back from the business to pursue other opportunities.

After the sale of Key Group to Partners Group in 2017 for over £208 million, Mirfin (pictured) has gradually been reducing his hours ahead of this move. However, he will remain as a major shareholder and work on a consultancy basis for Key – including sitting on the board of the Society of Mortgage Professionals (SMP).

Mirfin pictured: “Having worked for Key for much of my career and helped it grow into one of the leading organisations in later life lending with almost 600 employees, now is the time to step back and concentrate on other opportunities.

“I will still be working with the senior management team at Key on a consultancy basis but I will look to share my experience of building a strong vibrant company with other organisations via speaking engagements and other opportunities.”

Simon Thompson, group chief executive at Key Group, added: “Dean has been an industry stalwart and an invaluable resource for the senior management team at Key Group.

“He has gradually been stepping back from being actively involved in the day to day running of the business and we wish him well as he focuses on consultancy work and speaking opportunities.”

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