TGP Mortgages and Insurance made a significant move by settling into their spacious and modern office at The Regent in July of this year. At the firm's helm, Tom Pitman, the dynamic director, has ambitious plans to expand their footprint in Wrexham, and his efforts have not gone unnoticed. He has earned recognition as the leading winner in the category of Fee-Free Independent Mortgage Brokers within the city, a testament to his dedication and the firm’s commitment to exceptional service.
 
With an eye on growth and innovation, TGP is striving for excellence. They eloquently state, “At TGP Mortgage & Insurance, we believe in breaking down barriers in the mortgage industry. Our mission is simple: to demystify the mortgage process, making it accessible, transparent, and, above all, human.” This philosophy underscores their commitment to creating a more inclusive and understandable experience for clients navigating the often-complex world of mortgages.
 
In a significant step to enhance their client interactions, TGP expanded their office space in October by adding the Beaumaris. This serene and dedicated area is explicitly designed for in-person and online meetings, providing an inviting atmosphere where clients feel comfortable and secure. Here, they can share their financial details, free from exposure concerns. The Beaumaris offers a private setting where confidentiality is paramount, understanding that discussions about finances and future aspirations can provoke various emotions. This thoughtful addition reflects TGP’s commitment to fostering genuine human connections while protecting clients’ sensitive information.

As I said in my previous update, Tom and his team are part of the new breed of mortgage brokers. They are at the forefront of a revolution in the industry, and I wish them great success in Wrexham and beyond! 
Click here to learn more about Tom and TGP Mortgages and Insurance and what they can do for you.

Until next time, happy Officing from me in  Wrexham, the metropolis of North Wales!

​Joanna x

It's a testament to the quality of The Regent that we've been graced with tenants from the finance sector, including accountants and wealth management specialists who have found their office in Wrexham a 'space to thrive'.   G M Wealth Management, for instance, started in The Library at The Regent and is now next door but one at 63 Regent Street.

On 1st July, I handed over the keys to the Conwy Suite at 67 Regent Street to Tom Pitman, the Director and founder of TGP Mortgages and Insurance. Tom is well respected in the industry and the Wrexham area for his approach to mortgages and has a wealth of experience and technical know-how. His team's adept use of modern technology will revolutionise the client experience and drive the business forward; they are part of a new breed of brokers! 

TGP has taken a front-facing, first-floor office, which gives them a great view up and down Regent Street and onto Mold Road. Client access is very easy via rail, foot, or car. The light and airy space makes it a very welcoming workplace.

I wish Tom and his team tremendous success in their new home at The Regent, 67 Regent Street. I hope it will prove to be their ‘space to thrive’.
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​By the way, there is one remaining front-facing first-floor office available. It's a must-see for someone looking to move their home office into a more productive and purposeful environment or for an expansion into Wrexham.  For more information, please visit our website here.   Make contact to discuss your needs; you’ll be dealing with the final decision maker.

Until next time, Happy Officing!

​Joanna x

P.S. Don't forget to check out what TGP Mortgages and Insurance have to offer you,

Just over a week ago, Ludicology moved into their new business home at The Regent, Wrexham.    When Ben, one of the Directors of the business approached me, the first thing I did was to find out what ludicology is, it's not a word used every day after all is it?  Ludicology, it turns out, is the study of playfulness.

Ben and the co-director Mike have been in business for over 10 years working with visitor attractions, urban planners, childcare providers, government bodies and healthcare organisations.  Their work must be particularly interesting considering the modern barriers there are to physical play, as children's attention is being pulled increasingly from the outdoors to a world of sedentary activities. Does anyone remember spending Sunday afternoons walking with your mates into woods or fields and sometimes getting in a mess? These were carefree days. May Ludicology help organisations harness the true playfulness given to children and their move into their new office accommodation help them in that.  To find out more about Ludiciology, go to www.ludicology.com.  

This week I got wind of another Office coming available.   More information when I have it.

Until then, Happy Officing!

Joanna x