Nottingham Building Society strengthens intermediary sales team with key promotions
Samantha Watts, Ami Cammack, and Lucy Smith have all been promoted, while Rachel Bridle has returned to the sales team following maternity leave.
Nottingham Building Society has promoted several members of its intermediary sales team.
Samantha Watts (pictured) has taken on a six-month secondment as national account manager, reporting to Matt Kingston, sales director.
Watts will work with Beckie Morton, who is focusing on go-to-market planning for the Society’s updated proposition pipeline.
Watts has worked as a field business development manager (BDM) supporting brokers in the South West since 2022.
Amirah Alyaus will now be the main contact for the South West to ensure brokers and partners have continued support.
Ami Cammack has been promoted to field BDM for the Central region, marking her fourth promotion since joining the Society in 2023.
Lucy Smith has moved from intermediary support officer to telephone BDM, covering the London region.
Rachel Bridle has returned to the sales team following maternity leave.
Kingston said: “We are entering an important next phase for Nottingham Building Society as we continue to build a mortgage proposition that reflects the realities of today’s market and the changing needs of borrowers.
“Over the past year, we have been strengthening the foundations across our intermediary business, from the way we support brokers to the products and propositions we are preparing to bring forward.
“These changes are about making sure we have the right structure, focus, and expertise in place to deliver our plans with confidence.”
Kingston added: “There is more to come from us in the second half of the year as we continue to develop specialist residential lending solutions designed to support customers whose circumstances may not fit traditional lending models.
“Strengthening our sales leadership and account management capability is an important part of setting the Society up for future success.”
Jennifer Curry, national sales manager at Nottingham Building Society, said: “These appointments are a real reflection of the talent, ambition, and commitment we have across the intermediary sales team.
“It is incredibly rewarding to see colleagues stepping into new opportunities, broadening their experience and helping shape the next stage of our growth.
“Samantha has made a significant impact since joining Nottingham Building Society, building trusted relationships with brokers across the South West and consistently demonstrating the energy, professionalism, and customer focus we value as a team.”
Curry added: “Her move into a national account manager role is a fantastic opportunity for her to bring that experience to some of our most important strategic relationships.
“I am proud of the way the team continues to grow from within. These promotions show the opportunities available across the Society and the importance we place on developing our people.
“With Samantha, Ami, and Lucy taking on new responsibilities, and Rachel returning to the team, there is a real sense of momentum and excitement about what we can achieve together.”
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