NRLA beefs up top team ahead of Renters Reform Bill

NRLA beefs up top team ahead of Renters Reform Bill


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The National Residential Landlords Association haas revealed two new appointments which it says “will enhance the service to its members as the sector prepares for radical changes.”

James Kent – managing director of the property compliance management platform Safe2, which was purchased by the NRLA last year – has been appointed as chief innovation officer. He will have responsibility not just for Safe2 but will oversee the NRLA’s property management service, Portfolio, as well as all training and accreditation provided by the association.

In addition, Philip Cox becomes the NRLA’s new deputy chief executive. Having previously been the organisation’s finance director, he will continue to oversee all aspects of the association’s finances and commercial partnerships, ensuring  corporate governance arrangements are in place as the NRLA grows.

The appointments come in a year that will see the Renters Reform Bill significantly changing the way the private rented sector works, and the potential for a change of government at the election later this year.

Association chief executive Ben Beadle says: “As we enter into the new year, the NRLA’s priority remains ensuring our members have all the support they need to navigate and make a success of changes to the way the sector works.

“In their new roles James and Philip will continue to ensure the NRLA is providing first class services to our members. They will make sure we make best use of innovative new products that make renting easier, and ensure we have the right partnerships in place to secure a thriving rental market.”

 

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