Two new senior BDMs for Kent Reliance

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Kent Reliance has announced the appointment of Krissy Salmon and Simon Ward as senior business development managers (BDMs).

Salmon (pictured) joins Kent Reliance’s team in the South, and will be covering the South Coast, South West England and Wales. She has 18 years of experience within financial services, having moved from Shawbrook Bank’s commercial team. Prior to this, she worked at Accord, Lloyds TSB and the Royal Bank of Scotland. Her role will be to help drive growth by strengthening the relationships with brokers in the region.

Ward joins the team in the North and will be responsible for managing and developing relationships in the North West within Kent Reliance’s broker panel to boost business volumes. He has 20 years of experience in financial services, 16 of which were spent with different brands within the Lloyds Banking Group. He held a number of positions within this time in different departments such as collections & recoveries, underwriting, further advances, fraud & compliance and intermediaries.

In order to support its nationwide offering, Kent Reliance has also restructured its sales teams, promoting James Forth and Alan Kimber to regional sales managers in charge of the North and South teams respectively.

Simon Cockerill, head of sales at Kent Reliance, said: “We are steadily growing our presence across the UK, and this has meant significant investment in experienced BDMs. Both Simon and Krissy have an in-depth knowledge of their regions as well as some great relationships with brokers and so will play a key role in helping to boost our presence across the UK.

“As part of this continued effort to secure comprehensive coverage across the UK we have restructured our broker teams to ensure we maintain our position at the forefront of helping brokers with the most complex cases.”

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