Tuscan Capital appoints regional sales manager

By Bridging Loan Directory 4th January 2023

Tuscan Capital, the short-term property finance specialist, has today (4th January 2023) announced that Sherice Neil has joined the lender as a regional sales manager for Wales and the South West of England.

Sherice joins Tuscan Capital from Hampshire Trust Bank (HTB), where she spent just under a year as Head of the New Business department within its Specialist Mortgage division.

She began her property finance career working in the post-completion department of a conveyancing firm for five years.

She then joined MT Finance as its first member of staff, starting out as an Executive Assistant before being promoted to the role of Business Development Manager (BDM) within her first year. During her nine years at MT Finance, she ended up as its Head of New Business.

Sherice joins the sales team at Tuscan Capital and will be responsible for developing and maintaining key accounts in Wales and the South of England and supporting brokers during the loan process.

She reports into Colin Sanders, Tuscan Capital’s Chief Executive Officer (CEO).

Tuscan Capital provides non-regulated bridging finance to the residential, commercial, semi-commercial, HMO and mixed-use real estate sectors in England and Wales.

Colin Sanders, CEO at Tuscan Capital, said:

“We are delighted to have secured Sherice as part of the team, as we have been looking for an experienced bridging professional to cover the Wales to London/M4 Corridor region for a while.

With Sherice’s all-round experience, energy, and her local knowledge and empathy, I have no doubt she will be a big hit with intermediaries and fit in really well with the team here at Tuscan.”

Sherice Neil, Regional Sales Manager at Tuscan Capital, commented:

“I am very excited to be joining Tuscan Capital. I really appreciate their approach to bridging finance, while the emphasis they place on service is something I am very passionate about.

I can’t wait to get out on the road and start spreading the Tuscan message to brokers.”