Oblix Capital hires regional development manager

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Short term bridging and development finance provider Oblix Capital has appointed of Steve Woods as regional development manager.

Woods will lead the regional team, focusing on building new and managing existing key intermediary relationships in the Midlands and the North.

He joins Oblix Capital from Bridgebank Capital where he was head of sales. He brings with him over 25 years’ experience in business development, having spent the majority of his career at NatWest.

Rishi Passi, CEO at Oblix Capital, said: “Steve’s appointment comes at a time of rapid expansion for the company, and I’m certain that his experience and leadership will help expand our services in the Midlands and the North, helping us to capitalise on the growing development potential outside of the South East.”

Woods added: “The property development market is gathering steam across the country, and Oblix Capital are well placed to support and drive this regional growth. Developers right across the UK are eager to mirror the momentum seen in the South East, and I look forward to helping them get there.”

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