United Trust Bank unveils latest broker promotion

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United Trust Bank has launched its 2019 broker promotion, called ‘Live and Learn’.

Throughout 2019, UTB’s registered brokers will be able to earn entries into an exclusive Grand Prize Draw to win a personal development opportunity.

Whether brokers have always wanted to complete a wildlife photography course in the Masai Mara, spend a week at the University of Cambridge Judge Business School or attend a triathlon training camp in California, UTB’s ‘Live and Learn’ promotion could help them to fulfill their ambition, the lender said.

Brokers can earn multiple draw entries by completing United Trust Bank’s regular Mini Polls and by taking part in challenges at some of the events the bank will be attending this year; for example the NACFB Commercial Finance Expo in June and the Finance Professionals Show in November.

Brokers who complete UTB’s Mini Polls will also have the opportunity to win from a range of smaller personal development activities such as one day culinary courses, race track driving lessons and language courses.

Harley Kagan, group managing director of United Trust Bank, said: “Over the years we’ve enabled winners of our promotions to take amazing holidays, attend premium sporting events, enjoy an exclusive tour of Wall Street and experience a helicopter view of Manhattan. This time our Live and Learn promotion will enable the lucky winner to broaden their mind as well as their horizons.

“At UTB we understand the value of knowledge and experience and the importance of personal development from a professional and recreational perspective. I hope that brokers will enjoy taking part in this unique and simple to enter promotion which may one day enrich their lives.”

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