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Writing for LIBF since January 2025 Author: Mike McGregor

Content Manager

Mike McGregor

Based in Scotland, Mike McGregor is a multimedia/AI content specialist who thrives on connecting ambitious learners with life-changing education. At LIBF as Content Manager, he shapes editorial strategy and multimedia production for professional education programmes in trade & transaction banking, mortgage advice and financial advice. 
 

Mike’s passion for higher-education student recruitment comes from years of experience translating complex research into compelling, student-centred stories. Whether crafting a success-story campaign or producing a short-form video, his goal is always the same: help prospective learners picture themselves succeeding—and give them clear next steps to get there.

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Get in contact with Mike if you want to co-create:

  • Guest blogs written from a learner's perspective 

  • Guest blog articles that demystify professional education, mortgage advice, financial advise or trade and transaction banking. 

  • A video interview showcasing learner journeys or industry insights 

  • AI-assisted content experiments that push creative boundaries 

  • Panel discussions or webinars aimed at prospective learners or professionals 

  • Collaborative research explainers/whitepapers that translate complex findings into engaging stories 

Email him directly at: mmcgregor@walbrook.ac.uk

Blogs written by Mike

Read blogs on trade mortgages, financial advice and services – with student stories on their career success with LIBF qualifications.

News

LIBF and University of York partner to advance fintech education

06 February 2025

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Financial services

How specialist property finance expertise improves customer service

Career insights

Evolution of a trade finance career

Mortgage careers

Customer service excellence in mortgage advice

Mortgage careers

From football forward to mortgage broker

Financial advice

How DipFA shaped one mum’s approach to money