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PEOPLE ON THE MOVE IN THE BUSINESS COMMUNITY APPOINTMENTS
Colliers brings experienced directors to Glasgow
Ryden names new partners
Ryden has announced senior promotions with five new Partners and two new Associates. Susan Cameron and
David Lindsay based in the firm’s Edinburgh office, Gregor Harvie and Tim Jacobsen in Glasgow and Michael Lorimer in Aberdeen were all made Partner with David Moore, Edinburgh, and Rachel Naylor, Aberdeen, becoming Associate. The promotions are
part of Ryden’s continuing
plan for growth. In 2017 niche Scottish planning consultancy practice Muir Smith Evans merged with Ryden to create a market-leading planning and consultancy team. The firm also opened a third English office in Manchester last summer.
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Leading property consultancy Colliers International has made two senior appointments in Glasgow, as it further strengthens its deep industry knowledge. Capital markets
director Patrick Ford has been involved in a significant number of high value property transactions, bringing major overseas investors to Scotland. He said: “This is an exciting opportunity to build a market-leading transactional team in Scotland.”
Simon Roberts brings
25 years of experience to his role as a director in the Project & Building
Simon Roberts
Patrick Ford
Consultancy team, including work with big Scottish names such as Diageo, Whyte and Mackay and Burn Stewart.
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