The Skipton hires IRM for the North East

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The Skipton Building Society has appointed Natalie Bridges to its team of intermediary relationship managers (IRMs).

She has been appointed as an IRM for the North East region.

Bridges joined the Skipton in 2014 in its customer contact centre as a multi-skilled call taker before taking her qualifications to become a mortgage adviser. She has been leading a team of mortgage advisers for the past two years.

She said: “I’m really excited to be taking the next step in my career at Skipton Building Society, in a team that’s dedicated to giving brokers great services. This opportunity is proof that Skipton is a great investor in its people.”

Jackie Didcock, regional manager – intermediary relationships, added: “I am delighted that Natalie is joining the Intermediary Relationship team. This is a fantastic opportunity for her to develop her skills & further her career at Skipton Building Society. I wish her every success.”

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