In his new role, he will be tasked with driving the lender’s origination pipeline to support its growth plans in 2023 and beyond.
Mike joins from Reim Capital, where he was sales director.
Prior to this, he worked as director of sales for London and the South East at Alternative Bridging Corporation and served as a BDM at Cheval Property Finance.
Commenting on his appointment, Mike said: “The main reason for joining Tenn is down to its unique offering in the short-term market space.
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“We simply have a product that is both flexible and unique to our ever-evolving market — this, combined with the opportunity to work with a very experienced team, was too good to pass.”
Matt Watson, CEO and founder of Tenn Capital, added: “We are delighted that Mike is joining us at this critical time in our evolution.
“He was the standout candidate due to his extensive industry knowledge and contacts; I was especially impressed by his energy and desire to serve his clients.
“We have had a really strong start to the business and now we are looking to capitalise by significantly growing our distribution capability across the UK and internationally.
“We will be adding new members to this team early in the new year."
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