Mortgage and protection network, HLPartnership (HLP), has joined the Mortgage Marketing Forum.
The move will allow HLPartnership to offer more marketing training opportunities to its members.
The Mortgage Marketing Forum is a membership community that brings together marketing talent from across the mortgage industry. Both organisations will host educational events and training programmes alongside each other, bringing together their resources to provide mortgage advisers with support.
“We are excited to partner with HLPartnership to support the marketing efforts of mortgage advisers,” director of the Mortgage Marketing Forum, Jeff Knight, commented.
“The Mortgage Marketing Forum is a dynamic community that provides fresh ideas, up to date market insights, and the opportunity to connect with peers who share a passion for marketing.”
Head of marketing at HLPartnership, Martin O’Callaghan, added: “Our goal is to equip mortgage advisers with the knowledge, skills, and confidence they need to excel in their marketing efforts. By partnering with the Mortgage Marketing Forum, we can offer a comprehensive suite of resources and educational programmes to help mortgage advisers achieve their marketing goals.”
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