Steve Griffiths to leave Kensington

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Steve Griffiths is stepping down as director of sales and distribution at Kensington Mortgage on 31 March.

He has spent more than 18 years with the business.

After his departure his team will report directly to Craig McKinlay, new business director.

McKinlay said: “We would like to thank Steve for his many years of service at Kensington Mortgages and the incredible contribution he has made – not just to us, but the whole industry. Under Steve’s leadership we have grown from strength to strength and we are all very grateful for his invaluable work.

“We are sad to see him go but wish him nothing but the best for the future. Steve leaves behind a strong team which is well positioned for future growth. We’ll miss him immensely.”

Griffiths (pictured) added: “After 18 amazing years, I am leaving Kensington on the best of terms. The development and growth of Kensington and the sales team over the last few years is something I am very proud of, but now feels like the right time to move on.

“I am confident that I am leaving the team in a very capable set of hands. I would like to thank everyone for all their support and hard work and wish them all the best for the future.”

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