JOBS VACANCIES CAREERS RECRUITMENT APPOINTMENTS JOBS VACANCIES CAREERS
been given support and practical experience throughout my training, which really helped me in preparation for the final APC interview. I am now looking forward to my career.”
Chris joined Innes England in 2008 after working as a land manager in the house building industry for five years, he is now based at the Leicester office. New recruits Ben Meynell and
Giles Davis have joined as graduate trainees in the Nottingham office. Giles has a degree in real estate management from Oxford Brooks University and Ben has a degree in land management from the University of Reading, Tim Garratt, director, said, “We
have always believed in nurturing home grown talent and are delighted for Chris and Kirsty. They have both made an invaluable contribution to the business and the RICS accreditation is a very significant step in their career.” “We are also pleased to welcome Ben and Giles. The success of previous traineeships has been encouraging and I have no doubt that they will both be great assets.”
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BIDwELLS’ NEw HEAD OF AGRIBUSINESS
Bidwells
Agribusiness announced that Nick Tapp is now Head of
Agribusiness Consultancy.
Nick has exceptional experience
having been involved in all aspects of agribusiness, up and down the food supply chain, including running a family farm and potato packing business in Kent for many years.
As Head of Agribusiness
Consultancy he will also continue as a Director of Magyar Farming Company (operating in Hungary, Serbia and the Ukraine), Chairman of Grain Harvesters, a Director of the Potato Council, a Council Member of the Oxford Farming Conference and a member of the CLA Policy Committee. Nick says, “The agribusiness industry finds itself in changed economic times, both in terms of the wider economy and within the industry. Demand for food – across
the globe – continues to increase inexorably and we are faced with meeting this growing need. Pressure for resource, for land and water, price volatility and changing demographics will put pressure on the supply chain. Our team, here at Bidwells, are very well placed to help farmers, landowners and developers in this area and we are already taking forward a number of projects for clients.”
GMG APPOINTS RESIDENTIAL HEAD OF SUPPORT
GMG Property Services has appointed Lesley Wells as Residential Head of Support for
Vebra and Core. Lesley’s main responsibilities are heading the support and customisation functions, looking after a team of 30 people. For the last 10 years Lesley has
worked for the Danwood Group; most recently heading up their
Customer Support Centre, and brings with her a wealth of experience in delivering the very highest levels of customer service. Lesley commented, “I am
very excited to have joined the business and look forward to the opportunities which lie ahead. Over recent years, my primary focus has been around delivering customer excellence within an extremely demanding business to business environment. I hope to be able to bring my knowledge and experience of this environment to help Vebra and Core achieve their goals.” Tim Summerley, MD of
Residential, commented, “I am delighted to welcome Lesley to the company and I am looking forward to working alongside her. “As our main aim is to provide
the best support service in the industry, Lesley’s appointment will certainly be a key factor in this, along with the number of significant appointments that were made to expand the support team last year. “I would like to wish Lesley all the best in her new role.”
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