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Specialist lender LoanU has named a new business development manager responsible for acquiring and maintaining broker relationships.
LoanU, A Queensland-based alternative lender that offers personal loan and car finance solutions to "low credit" individuals, has announced a new BDM appointment.
Chris Thomas, a former business development manager (BDM) at Cashflow It Group, has been named as its new business development manager responsible for acquiring and maintaining broker relationships.
Previously, he had been regional vice president for conglomerate United Franchise Group, regional manager for retailer Books and Gifts Direct and a car yard owner.
“At LoanU, I look forward to building relationships with my broker network and providing positive solutions to their finance needs,” Mr Thomas said.
“I am excited about helping to build and grow a relatively new funding brand.”
[Related: SFG appoints Qld BDM]
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