Dean Spendiff Appointed Sales Director at Enness Private Clients As They Look To Expand Broking Operation in 2013
Enness Private Clients have appointed a new Sales Director to start at the beginning of January as part of the recruitment drive aimed at expanding their broking operations during 2013.
Online, December 28, 2012 (Newswire.com) - Enness Private Clients, the large mortgage and high net worth specialist, has announced the appointment of Dean Spendiff as Sales Director as part of its continuing recruitment drive. Dean Spendiff becomes the newest employee at Enness where he will start on the 2nd January.
Spendiff has worked in the mortgage industry for over 20 years and joins Enness Private Clients from Hurst Independent Financial Services. Previously he was Head of Financial Services at Hamptons International and also Regional Financial Services Director at Kinleigh Folkard and Hayward.
Spendiff will be in charge of managing and developing the existing broking team of 12 as well as working closely with Directors, Hugh Wade-Jones and Islay Robinson, in growing the team as well as the company as a whole.
Hugh Wade-Jones, Managing Director of Enness Private Clients, commented:
"I'm absolutely thrilled that Dean is joining us and given the huge uplift in business and, as a result, business writers we've seen over the past year he will be absolutely crucial in ensuring the on-going success of Enness Private Clients. Dean was aware of our strong reputation in the large loan space and was keen to further his skillset and develop his career at a company that is going places.
"As a company we're particularly proud that at a time when seeming business levels are dropping we have managed to find such vast numbers of new clients and introducers in the UK and overseas. It is testament to our growing reputation amongst the High Net Worth (HNW) and Ultra High Net Worth (UHNW) community. With a Mansion Tax being ruled out and continued political and economic uncertainty across the globe I have no doubt business will continue to flood into the prime London market in 2013."