Just Mortgages
Alex Long has a diverse career with extensive experience in the financial services, sales, hospitality, and retail sectors. Currently serving as a Compliance Officer and previously as a Client Services Manager and Customer Advisor at Just Mortgages since July 2014, Alex has developed a strong background in customer service and compliance within the financial sector. Prior roles include Sales Team Supervisor at SEHBAC, where responsibilities involved lead generation and team management, and various positions in the hospitality and retail sectors that demonstrated versatility and client-facing skills. Alex's educational background includes attendance at Suffolk New College and Orwell High School.
Just Mortgages
Approved by The Openwork Partnership on 22/02/2023. Just Mortgages is a trading style of Just Mortgages Direct Limited which is an appointed representative of The Openwork Partnership, a trading style of Openwork Limited which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. Just Mortgages is the mortgage services arm of Spicerhaart, one of the UK’s largest independent Estate Agency established in 1989. Just Mortgages employ over 150 in-branch Mortgage & Protection Advisers across the UK and have recently launched a highly successful self-employed division, now thriving with 180 advisers across the country. We understand that our team is our brand, so recruitment is the key to our success. Our specialist team continue to search for raw talent as well as qualified Mortgage Advisers. Our in-house training team offer an impressive Training Academy Programme which helps to cultivate raw talent from CeMap 1 to competent adviser and beyond. Our dedication to providing a 5 star service has meant further investment in our Admin Support Team, based in Sheffield, and our Client Services Team based at Colwyn House in Colchester. With our strong family brand and customer focused work ethic we are becoming one of the most sought after businesses to work for within the mortgage services industry.