David Cooke – Centrepoint Alliance
David Cooke is the new Business Development Executive at Centrepoint Alliance’s Sydney office.
Mr Cooke has more than 34 years’ experience in the industry, and was previously Business Development Manager at Lumley Finance. Prior to that he worked at CGU Premium Funding for 10 years.
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