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The Right Mortgage announces various promotions and changes

April 6, 2025 by Brendan O'Neill

A number of internal changes and promotions have been announced by The Right Mortgage and Protection Network (TRM), with the goal of improving the service it offers to mortgage advisors and facilitating growth.

The first of those changes will see Adam Stretton take up the role of chairman. This represents a promotion from his previous position as the managing director of the company. Stretton has been with TRM from the very beginning, as he is one of its founding directors and owns shares in the company. In his new role, he will be central to ensuring that the network continues to grow in the years to come.

Speaking publicly after his promotion was announced; Stretton said that he was excited by the prospect of that growth journey and of making sure that it was a successful one.

A second internal promotion sees Ben Allen move to the role of managing director, replacing Stretton. He has been with TRM for almost a decade, working in training, risk and compliance. Now he will be charged with growing the network, by bringing more mortgage advisors on board. He will work closely with them, offering support with their cases.

The final change involves Amanda Wilson moving from recruitment and sales director to strategy and commercial director. She will be responsible for progressing the network’s plan for the future and building its commercial interests, so that it can continue to grow.

These changes will all help to make the network one that advisors with CeMAP training are keen to work with.

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Brendan O'Neill
Brendan O'Neill

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