Alex Beavis appointed SBG director of mortgages & protection

Targeted at driving growth in advisory firms

Hemma Visavadia
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Sesame Bankhall Group (SBG) has appointed three new senior positions to help drive growth within advisory firms, including Alex Beavis to the role of group director mortgages & protection at the network.

Other appointments include Linda Preston-Todd becoming Bankhall client relationship director, and Stephanie Charman taking on the position strategic relationship director. Beavis previously held the role of proposition director, mortgages, and later life at the network. In his new role he will be responsible for the Sesame and PMS regional key account management and telephone account management teams. Meanwhile, Preston-Todd who was head of advisory business development, will lead the Bankhall regional key account managers, bespoke solutions support, client relationships and telephone...

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