Network appoints development manager

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The Right Mortgage & Protection Network has appointed Gareth Finney to the role of development manager.

He will be leading and supporting development opportunities and the provision of legal services to The Right Mortgage advisers.

Finney will deal with service levels from the network’s law firm partnerships across residential, commercial, remortgage and equity release legal work.

He has over 15 years’ experience of working in the property and financial service industries with the last eight years dedicated to heading LMS (Legal Marketing Services) intermediary conveyancing proposition to the broker marketplace.

Finney said: “I am delighted to join the network at an incredibly exciting time in their continual growth. As a supplier to the advisors over the last three years I have seen first-hand the engagement and support The Right Mortgage have with their membership and I look forward to joining the team as we head into the next phase of working to and exceeding our growing memberships expectations.”

Martin Wilson, CEO of the Right Mortgage & Protection Network, added: “Having worked with Gareth for a number of years, we are delighted to welcome him into the team and are really excited with the direction that his appointment can take us in. In Gareth, we have someone with the experience and connections to enable us to provide our members with more innovative legal solutions to help their clients.”

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