MPA Young Guns 2020

Forging a career as a broker can be an exceptional challenge at the best of times, however, for those joining in recent years - they have been tasked with accruing business in what has been a volatile and uncertain period for the industry.

Despite such hurdles, the following 25 brokers who have made the Mortgage Professional Australia Young Guns 2020 list have had enormous success navigating their way through a forever-changing profession (in alphabetical order):

Brian Lowe
Chris Brayne
David Wang
Dylan Beer
Gabriel Aprahamian
Grace Gardner
Hope Batchelor
Jared Connors
Jessica McLean
Joa Martinez
Jonathan De Sensi
Josh Bailey
Joshua Trevitt
Katie Dowton
Lachlan Mirams
Lauren Hall
Lauren Shuttleworth
Loui Daoud
Matthew Irwin
Nicola Tucker
Rebecca Mansfield
Robert Borgia
Wenjia Wang
Wing Kei Ho
Youeil Shol

Each broker on this year’s Young Guns list began applying their trade in 2018, and in that time has managed to accomplish an impressive average total settlements figure to the tune of $40,299,945.

The criteria for selecting the MPA Young Guns is a stringent one, with entrants required to be aged 35 and under; have written more than $15 million in loans over the previous 12 months; have worked as an accredited broker for no more than two years; and have never previously been named as an MPA Young Gun.

In addition, MPA look at peer recommendations in conjunction with the broker’s own submissions to help make a determination as to whether they’re eligible for the sought-after list.

MPA would like to thank all the brokers who sent submissions, and the aggregators and franchises who supported them. 
In particular, MPA would also like to thank ING for showing their support through sponsorship for yet another year.

For those wanting to learn more about the adroit mortgage professionals who are set to take the broking industry to new heights, you can find the Mortgage Professional Australia Young Guns 2020 list in the January edition of the MPA magazine and full online report here.