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James Cowper Kreston has announced the appointment of a new business development manager, Jennie Cartwright, who will be joining the central marketing team and operating from the Southampton office. With a background in the financial sector, Cartwright joins the firm having previously worked for Lloyds Bank, bringing with her a wealth of banking expertise. Not only this, she is a keen clay pigeon shooter, competing both nationally and internationally, and is currently one of the top 10 female shooters in the UK.
The Oxford office of top 50 law firm Penningtons Manches has hired two prominent local lawyers to strengthen its real estate practice. Justin Winterbottom (left) and Charlie Seaward (right) – both previously partners at BrookStreet des Roches – have joined the 23-strong team at Oxford Business Park in Garsington. Winterbottom has been appointed as a partner. His main focus is on commercial property fund investment work and development projects, and it is anticipated he will play a major role in the future growth and development of the Oxford real estate team. Seaward has joined as a consultant. Very well known in the local business community, he brings with him a loyal client base established over several decades of working on high-profile and complex transactions.
Kayleigh Chapman has joined Blandy & Blandy LLP’s leading planning and environmental law team as a solicitor, having completed her training contract at the firm. Chapman initially joined Blandy & Blandy in 2013 as legal secretary in the same team, after graduating with a law degree from the University of Sussex. In 2014 she became legal assistant, combining this with studying her LPC at the University of Law in Guildford, obtaining a distinction and receiving two academic prizes.
Property consultancy Vail Williams LLP has further expanded its Solent team with the appointment of associate Gurdeep Virdi. Virdi joins the property asset management team from Vine Property Management LLP in Southampton, where he worked for 16 years as management surveyor. The new role, working out of Southampton, includes helping occupiers, landlords, developers and investors achieve the best possible outcomes in commercial real estate.
Clifton Ingram LLP, the Thames Valley law firm with offices in Wokingham and Reading, has announced the appointment of Tatiana Haigh as a legal executive in its dispute resolution department. Haigh will be based in Clifton Ingram’s Wokingham office
assisting with a wide range of litigious matters for individuals and businesses. Having worked for several years at national and regional law firms before joining Clifton Ingram, she has particular experience in regulatory compliance, finance and health and safety law. Haigh has a Masters degree, a Graduate Diploma in Law and has completed the Bar Practice training course.
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GovGrant, the innovation tax credits specialist, has appointed Dominic Bartholdi as head of sales. Reporting to CEO Luke Hamm, Bartholdi has fulfilled a number of senior sales roles in SME and FTSE 250 companies since he started his career in 2001. His arrival comes on the back of a record quarterly trading performance with turnover increasing by over 30% at the end of last year. GovGrant, helps businesses take advantage of government tax credits for innovation, R&D and intellectual property such as patents. The proceeds are then ploughed back into the businesses to generate more investment in innovation.
Dorset law firm Steele Raymond LLP has
appointed a leading expert in SIPP and SSAS pension property investment as a partner in its market- leading commercial property team. Caroline Probert joins the top-tier commercial property team as partner, bringing with her 15 years’ experience in the acquisition, sale, mortgaging and letting of commercial properties for SIPP and SSAS pension schemes. Probert’s arrival brings the number of partners in the team at Steele Raymond to six and the 15th partner across the firm.
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