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Shearer appointed to Tenet Network Services

January 18, 2022 by Brendan O'Neill

The major mortgage network Tenet Network Services has announced the recruitment of Rosie Shearer as the new leader of its business support team, alongside the promotion of Steve Jones to managing director.

Shearer was originally employed by Tenet more than a decade ago, but has since gained a wealth of further experience within the mortgage sector. Her new role at the company will see her charged with making sure that all of the mortgage advisors who are part of the Tenet network have the tools and practical support needed to thrive and help their clients.

In a statement, Tenet chief executive Mark Scanlon stated that everyone at the network was sure that Shearer’s understanding of the sector would enable it to provide the highest quality service to both its roster of advisors and to the public.

Alongside this new hire, the network has also promoted Steve Jones, who has worked for it for more than 25 years. As managing director, he will be responsible for the integration of new technologies and improving the support offered to members of the network.

Speaking to Financial Reporter, Jones stated that:

“Empowering our members to achieve their goals and enabling them to provide quality advice and services to their clients is at the heart of our mission here at Tenet.”

Jones went on to add that he was excited by the opportunity to help deliver that.

Advisors who join mortgage networks after getting their CeMAP qualification often do so to take advantage of the strong support that they offer in building advisors’ careers and businesses.

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Brendan O'Neill
Brendan O'Neill

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