Legal & General Mortgage Club hires pair of new key relationship managers

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Legal & General Mortgage Club has announced two new additions to its team of key relationship managers.

Zara Bray is joining Legal & General Mortgage Club as key relationship manager, following a 14-year career with Legal & General. She will take up her new position on 18 February 2019.

In her current role as regional sales manager within Legal & General’s Wealth Management division, Bray is responsible for building strategic relationships with key decision makers within financial advisory firms to leverage opportunities for Legal & General’s Individual Wealth products.

Adam Sheldon is also joining Legal & General Mortgage Club from Leek United Building Society, where he has worked for over seven years. Sheldon will commence his new role as key relationship manager at Legal & General Mortgage Club on 4 March 2019.

In his current role as national business development manager at Leek United Building Society Sheldon is responsible for developing relationships with both key and new intermediaries. He is also involved in helping develop the building society’s product proposition.

In their new roles at Legal & General Mortgage Club, Bray and Sheldon will be responsible for managing relationships with Legal & General Mortgage Club’s key broker partners seeking to develop new relationships supporting the club’s growth plans.

Craig Hall, head of broker relationships & propositions at Legal & General Mortgage Club, said: “Adam and Zara are extremely welcome additions and now complete our team of five, following the appointment of Clare Beardmore in December.

“Their experience within the financial services industry will play a crucial role in further developing relationships with our key partners as we look to expand and diversify further as a Mortgage Club.

“We’re heavily investing in the Club’s future and Adam and Zara’s appointments are testament to this, I look forward to Adam and Zara joining the team as we continue to go from strength to strength.”

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