Moore Blatch appoints head of business development & marketing

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Law firm Moore Blatch has appointed former Santander business development director Mark Aston as its new head of business development and marketing.

Aston (pictured) has over 20 years’ experience in the residential, commercial mortgage brokering, and banking business development areas.

He Aston said: “Moore Blatch has defied trends and enjoyed significant growth during uncertain economic times across a number of business areas including M&A, corporate, employment and immigration.

“In addition, it has achieved impressive recognition across the board from both Chambers and Legal 500. So I’m delighted to be joining the company at what is proving to be an exciting period of growth and development.”

David Thompson, managing partner of Moore Blatch, said: “Mark’s extensive experience in business development will prove a huge asset as we look to build on recent successes and continue our growth across all business areas. We’re delighted to welcome him to the team.”

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