TMA appoints key account manager

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TMA has announced the appointment of its latest key account manager. 

This follows the recent news that it had increased staff head count by 30% in the last three months.  This included the recent appointment of three key account managers who will look after brokers in the south of England, the central and Midlands region and the north of England.

Emma Kinsella is the latest to join the growing key account management team and will provide TMA members in London, the South and South East and Northern Home Counties with face-to-face support and guidance to help business growth.

Kinsella has previously worked in the mortgage sector with several lenders including Southern Pacific Mortgages Limited (SPML)  and Mortgage Express. She has experience in managing a field-based team of portfolio managers, dealing with commercial mortgage portfolio clients and managing business development for major accounts.

Gary Little (pictured), commercial director of TMA, said: “These recent appointments complete the restructure of the key account management team and underlines the growing strength of TMA in today’s mortgage market.

“We pride ourselves on listening to our members and providing a personal service, and I am confident that due to Emma’s extensive industry experience, advisers will benefit from her market knowledge.

“I am sure that like the other key account managers, Emma will make a valuable contribution to TMA and the overall LSL group.”

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