New sales team drives rapid growth for Bluecroft Finance

By

Bluecroft BLN Header

Based in Altrincham, Greater Manchester, Bluecroft Finance is experiencing a rapid amount of growth with over 250% growth in their loan book in the last 6 months as well as increasing the number of employees by 400% in the same timeframe.

Specialising in bridging loans for individuals and businesses that require access to short-term funding, Bluecroft has recently become a Patron of the NACFB and are positioning themselves as a leader in the UK bridging finance market.

A big driver in Bluecroft’s recent success is the sales team that Managing Director David Giovanni has pulled together.

Headed up by Ross Gandy, the team boasts extensive experience in the bridging and finance industry and will be integral in working closely with brokers from the initial enquiry stage right through to completion.

Ross Gandy

Ross leverages 10+ years in specialist lending, especially for commercial auction purchases and heavy refurbishments.

Ross is heading up the team and coordinating the sales and business development strategy to drive Bluecroft growth

James Brocklebank

James is a seasoned financial expert with over 15 years of experience initially in commercial and private banking.

In the last 8 years James has been focussing on specialist finance so is a perfect fit for Bluecroft.

Amer Watson

Amer is a specialist finance expert with nearly 6 years of experience in bridging, development, and refurbishment finance.

He has successfully facilitated over £60m in lending across the UK.

Ross Gandy, Head of Sales, Bluecroft Finance says:

“I am so proud of the team we have been able to pull together for Bluecroft.

We are experiencing a significant amount of growth and that is only going to increase with this team in place.

We are expanding in all areas of the business, not just sales but also the underwriting and case handling team who will ensure brokers and clients all have a smooth and quick end-to-end process.

The future is bright for us, and I can’t wait to get stuck into 2025”.