One Mortgage System (OMS), a single-input enquiry to completion platform for brokers and lenders, has named Jodie Andrews as head of marketing.
Andrews comes to OMS from Spicerhaart Financial Services, where she served as marketing manager. In that role, she was responsible for crafting a marketing strategy and building a team that spanned the firm’s Mortgage, Wealth Management, and Surveying Divisions. Before Spicerhaart, she held the position of global marketing manager at Crittall LTD.
In her role at OMS, Andrews will design and roll out a marketing strategy in sync with the company’s growth ambitions. Her responsibilities will also include supporting ongoing and upcoming customer interactions via digital and social media outlets.
Her expertise spans financial services marketing, brand positioning, and compliance with FCA guidelines, particularly in areas like Consumer Duty, GDPR, and advertising standards.
OMS offers end-to-end services across diverse product sectors like residential, buy-to-let, second charge, equity release, bridging, commercial, general insurance, and protection. Their integration with top-tier providers such as Twenty7Tec, iPipeline, Submissions Brain, Ignite, Hometrack, Experian, and Knowledge Bank ensures users receive the best for product sourcing, protection sourcing, and criteria searching.
Neal Jannels, managing director of One Mortgage System (OMS), said: “Jodie will bring a fresh voice, ideas, and initiatives to help showcase the ever-evolving OMS proposition from a number of new and exciting perspectives. She will also prove vital in supporting our growing sales team with tools and marketing material to gain leads and support existing client’s customer experience. We look forward to the impact she will undoubtedly have on the business.”
Andrews, now head of marketing at OMS, added: “The OMS brand has really come to life over the past few years and this role represents a thrilling new challenge to help propel the business to the next level and to generate the level of marketing exposure that the platform demands and deserves.”
