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TRIO OF AWARDS FOR SHEFFIELD HALLAM STUDENTS T
hree female students from Sheffield Hallam University have taken the top
prizes in the regional heat of the 10th Association of Women in Property (WiP) National Student Awards.
Much has been reported on the damaging skills gap faced by the UK property and construction industry. WiP has been working to encourage girls and young women to enter the industry through an extensive education programme that includes its National Student Awards. Yasmine Lunn, studying Real Estate at Sheffield Hallam University has come top in the Yorkshire & North East competition,
sponsored by Christopher Smith Associates, which recognises the talent available to the industry at the earliest possible stage, while students are still studying. The Awards aim to highlight to industry the necessity to link with universities early in the education process and also improve the students’ knowledge on the career options available to them. Many secure work placements as a direct result of competing in the Awards, which often translate into permanent positions upon graduation.
Maria White, Vice Chairman of the Maria White WIP, David Timbs, WIP top three
Yorkshire & North East branch, said: ”Yasmine has done really well to win the regional Award and we are delighted she will be representing this region at the national final in London in September. Charlotte and Jenna came a very close second, which is why we decided to award two Highly Commended certificates. The Student Awards are sponsored nationally by three major industry names, construction company Bouygues UK, property advisers Cushman & Wakefield and house builder, Linden Homes. The national final will be held at Claridge’s, London on Wednesday 21st September.
BRITCON COMPLETES £4.2M TECHNICAL CENTRE
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uilding and civil engineering company, Britcon has completed a £4.2 million building at the Advanced Manufacturing Park (AMP) in Sheffield for the Homes and Communities Agency (HCA). The major design and build project, awarded to Britcon last year, was delivered with a BREEAM ‘Very Good’ rating and comprises five split level workshops plus dedicated office space. Working alongside
AHR Architects and WYG Engineers, Britcon delivered the 32,291sq.ft facility to provide grow on space for advanced manufacturing and engineering businesses, complementing the AMP Technology Centre. Agents Creative Space Management have seen strong demand for the building which was 50% pre-let. The AMP supports businesses that provide world-class
technology solutions for use in precision industries including aerospace, defence, construction, automotive, sport and others. The 100-acre development is a joint venture between public and private sector organisations to create an internationally recognised centre for engineering, innovation, research and manufacturing excellence. At its hub, the AMP has some of the world’s leading materials and manufacturing technologies organisations: The University of Sheffield Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre with Boeing (AMRC), Rolls-Royce, Castings Technology International (CTi), TWI Technology Centre (Yorkshire) and the Nuclear AMRC.
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RICS STATUS AWARD T
he head of property management at Taylor&Emmet LLP has joined a select few solicitors to become affiliated to the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (RICS).
Casandra Zanelli
Cassandra Zanelli has strengthened the Sheffield firm’s property management services after being awarded
RICS associate status. The accreditation complements Cassandra’s membership of the Institute of Residential Property Management and demonstrates her in depth understanding of the industry and the challenges it faces.
Cassandra said: “It is an honour to
become an associate of the RICS, a position that is held by such a small number of solicitors.” RICS is the world’s leading
professional body for the land, property and construction sectors. Associates are required to pass an ethics exam and undertake continued development. For more information, telephone (0114) 218 4000 or visit
www.tayloremmet.co.uk or follow the firm on Twitter, @tayloremmet.
GENERAL PRACTICE SURVEYOR JOINS MARK JENKINSON TEAM
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General Practice surveyor has been appointed - by the Sheffield-based independent property firm he originally joined after first qualifying. Edward Pawley has re-joined the team at Mark Jenkinson & Son, the company he worked for from 2006 after qualifying as a surveyor with the District Valuer’s Office. Since leaving in 2011, he has worked for a high profile chartered surveyors firm within the healthcare market and also a large corporate organisation in BNP Paribas Real Estate. Edward, who lives in Dronfield, has returned to Mark Jenkinson & Son as a General Practice surveyor with a specific focus on the healthcare market. Edward, a Sheffield Hallam University graduate, said: “The variety of the role - including partnership and secured lending valuations, notional rent appeals and potential sales mandates - really appealed to me. I am also enjoying travelling around the country part of the job – within a few weeks of being back I have already been to Empingham and Bury St Edmunds alone. The healthcare sector is my specialism so I was also keen to get back to a role where I was focusing on this market. It’s great to be back – not many of the faces have changed, and the professionalism, friendly nature and strong team ethic are still very much in place.” Graeme Beck, senior partner at Mark Jenkinson & Son, said:
Ed Pawley
"Edward has a wealth of experience which, combined with his in- depth knowledge of the healthcare market property sectors, will help us to further develops and enhance our valuation team." Mark Jenkinson & Son was established in 1877 and is the largest independent firm of Chartered Surveyors in South Yorkshire, with offices in Sheffield and Chesterfield. For more information, visit
www.markjenkinson.co.uk
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY MONTHLY 2016
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