Together hires business development manager

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Ash Kendall has joined specialist lender Together as business development manager (BDM) for London.

Kendall (pictured) will be responsible for managing and maintaining broker relationships as the specialist lender aims to boost its presence in the capital.

He has spent the last two years with Fiduciam, where he dealt with the lender’s complex short-term loan cases up to £25m.

In his new role, he will report to Sundeep Patel, head of intermediary relations (London).

Kendall, who is originally from Manchester, said: “I’ve been offered a great opportunity to join Sundeep and his team in London and I’m excited about this new venture. Together’s size and product offering is impressive and I can’t wait to get started.”

Patel added: “Ash will be a fantastic addition to the team in London as we continue to expand across the capital. We have great ambitions to grow as a business and increase our successes, so this is a great time for him to join at this key period of expansion.”

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