Staveley brings ‘sax appeal’ to Mortgage’s Got Talent

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Mortgage industry PR guru Debbie Staveley is the latest name to join the line-up for Mortgage’s Got Talent 2026 – and she’ll be swapping press releases for the saxophone.

The bClear Communications founder will take to the main stage at the industry charity night in London on 25 November, where she will showcase a rather different talent from the one for which she is best known across the mortgage market.

Staveley, one of the industry’s best-known public relations figures, will be bringing some big band sounds to the evening as organisers continue to build the cast for the event.

And according to Mortgageforce managing director and event organiser Kevin Duffy, Staveley has been signed up for more than just her musical abilities.

SAX APPEAL
Kevin Duffy, Mortgageforce
Kevin Duffy, Mortgageforce

Duffy said: “We are honoured that the cast list for this year’s event now includes the Queen of public relations and long-time industry icon Debbie Staveley.

“She certainly has sax appeal, and we all look forward to her blasting out some big band tunes.”

Staveley will join a growing line-up of mortgage industry personalities taking part in the event, with further names and acts set to be revealed in the run-up to the night.

Mortgage’s Got Talent takes place at Piazza Italiana in London and follows last year’s Take Me Home 25 Christmas charity concert.

The evening will bring together figures from across the mortgage industry for live entertainment and fundraising, with proceeds supporting charitable causes including EveryYouth and organisations helping people affected by Motor Neurone Disease.

MORE NAMES TO COME

Staveley’s appearance marks the latest stage in the build-up to the event, with organisers promising further additions to the Mortgage’s Got Talent cast over the coming weeks.

The event runs from 6.30pm until 11pm on Wednesday 25 November.

And while Staveley may spend most of her working life making sure other people make the headlines, come November she’ll have the main stage – and the saxophone – to herself.

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