New national account manager for TRM

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Billy Hewitt is to join The Right Mortgage & Protection Network (TRM) as national account manager.

Hewitt’s primary responsibility is to grow TRM’s membership and distribution, as well as supporting existing members in the northern region.

He has 36 years’ experience of sales roles within the financial services industry, including senior positions at Honister Capital and Openwork.

Martin Wilson, director at TRM, said: “Billy has heaps of experience within the industry and has many established relationships with brokers in his region. Our business is a people industry and we will continue to make our position clear in the market by recruiting individuals that show a passion for making a difference to the broker community.”

Hewitt added: “I believe Martin and the team have firmly set out their stall and belief of what a network should look like. I am particularly looking forward to joining a team of people that believe in treating its brokers with respect, and working with a network that provides me will all the tools to support developing businesses in new and innovative ways.”

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