Mortgage Brain appoints national account manager

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Mortgage Brain has announced the appointment of Niki Cooke as the newest addition to its sales team, serving as national account manager.

Cooke will be responsible for actively maintaining corporate account relationships with key industry partners, overseeing the development of tailored solutions, and supporting the launch of new products this year.

She joins Mortgage Brain from Protection Guru, where she held the position of chief revenue officer, and previous to that she was director of intermediary relationships at Twenty7Tec.

Cooke said: “I am thrilled to be joining Mortgage Brain at such an exciting time. I look forward to leveraging my experience and expertise to further strengthen Mortgage Brain’s position as a trusted partner for mortgage professionals nationwide.”

Neil Wyatt, sales and marketing director at Mortgage Brain, said: “We are delighted to welcome Niki at what is an extremely exciting time for Mortgage Brain. Her extensive experience and dedication to client success make her the ideal candidate to help grow our national accounts strategy. We are confident that Niki will make significant contributions to our continued growth and success.”

Sharon Marshall, intermediary sales director at Mortgage Brain, added, “Niki will be a fabulous addition to the team and we are very excited about her arrival. Her passion for the industry, combined with her technology mindset and dedication to client success, align perfectly with our values and objectives.”

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