EPISODE · Jul 14, 2023 · 33 MIN
A mortgage business with a purpose beyond the daily job. The power family business, that is the Brown family of Pam Brown Mortgages, share their passion for Crohn's and Colitis fundraising.
from The Money Honey - Women in Property, Finance & Construction · host Rosalia Lazzara-Tilley
Pam and Nina are a mother daughter duo who own Pam Brown Mortgages, a mortgage and insurance company based in Bicester. Pam set up the company 12 years ago at her kitchen table and has grown the business ever since. Nina, completed her university studies 4 years ago and quickly came over to the family business to focus primarily on the insurances of their clients. Pam Brown Mortgages is a small family business who are trying to make a large impact within the mortgage and protection world using social media. Being a family business, their main focus is to help other families move into and keep their family homes and making the process as simple and easy as possible for all. Pam’s son, Joe, has now also entered the family business and they are in the process of creating a new company, Brown & Co Financial Planning, to expand the range of business available. While the family are not working, they are doing as much as possible for charity. Having raised around £25,000 over the last year for Crohn’s & Colitis which is a charity very close to the families’ hearts. This has been raised through events which have involved the entire industry. Thank you for tuning into The Money Honey - The show that brings together women in finance, construction and property! Don't forget to Like, comment and subscribe! You can also follow along with Manuka Media here: Instagram - @manukamedia LinkedIn - linkedin.com/in/manukamedia Website - www.manukamedia.co.uk
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A mortgage business with a purpose beyond the daily job. The power family business, that is the Brown family of Pam Brown Mortgages, share their passion for Crohn's and Colitis fundraising.
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