GALBRAITH has announced a raft of new promotions, demonstrating the strength of the business and continued investment in its people.
Claire Acheson, James Bowie, Sam Gibson and Rachel Russell all join the Partnership from April 2022.
Sam Gibson, based in Hexham, leads residential sales and lettings for Galbraith across the north of England, from Cumbria to Northumberland and the Tyne Valley.
Claire Acheson is a rural chartered surveyor in the firm’s Inverness office who is involved in the management of a number of Highland estates.
James Bowie, based in Stirling, is involved in land valuation, estate management and a wide range of professional consultancy work.
Rachel Russell, from the Cupar office, specialises in utilities, estate management and the valuation of rural properties.
The following employees have been promoted to senior associate – Hannah Christiansen (residential sales in Aberdeen), Richard Haggart (rural management in Stirling), Scott Holley (residential sales in Perth), Martin Rennie (rural management in Perth) and Alice Wilson (rural management, farm sales, valuations and is an AMC agent based in Ayr).
Jamie Addison-Scott (commercial in Edinburgh), Aaron Edgar (sales in Castle Douglas), Isla Shaw (rural and residential sales in Stirling) and Tom Tongs (building surveying in Edinburgh) have all been promoted to Associate.
Andrew Shepherd, Chair of Galbraith since September 2021, said: “It is a huge statement to be promoting four new partners and making nine associate promotions. In the six months since taking on the role of Chair at Galbraith I have been very impressed by the breadth and depth of the talent at Galbraith and the strength of the business. The commitment, skills and agility of the team is second to none.”
Martin Cassels, CEO of Galbraith said: “Despite the economic uncertainty over the past 18 months our business continued to perform extremely well, in no small measure due to the excellent team of people we have at Galbraith. We pride ourselves on putting our people first and these promotions are well deserved.
“We have emerged from the pandemic in good shape and have adopted new working practices including flexible and hybrid working, enabling us to continue to attract the best people and to take advantage of new and emerging opportunities across our whole business.”
Headquartered in Edinburgh and operating across Scotland and the north of England, Galbraith provides services across a range of business sectors, from rural land and estate management to residential, estate, and farm sales and lettings, renewable energy, utilities, building surveying, forestry and woodland, natural capital, carbon and commercial property.
