Hope Capital appoints operations manager

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Jonathan Britstone has joined Hope Capital as operations manager.

Britstone (pictured) previously worked for Together, where he spent almost five years in the solicitor’s team, dealing with various areas, including liaison with conveyancing solicitors to allow the smooth running of an application.

He also has 15 years’ experience working in a broad range of positions in the wider legal industry.

In his new role, Britstone will be responsible for supporting the sales, underwriting and post completion teams to maintain service levels.

Britstone said: “Joining Hope Capital at a time where it is flourishing as a business, is really exciting. I look forward to working alongside the team and helping to contribute to Hope Capital’s progress going forward.”

Gary Bailey, managing director of Hope Capital, added: “We are very pleased to welcome Jonathan to the Hope Capital team.

“Jonathan’s appointment is part of our ambitious plans to bolster all of the divisions across Hope Capital. As we take on more cases, it is essential we are best positioned to deliver an outstanding service to brokers and their clients. Bringing talent on board, such as people with Jonathan’s calibre, will ensure we can do this.”

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