National property services firm CBRE has expanded its team in Bristol with a number of new appointments as demand for its services continues to grow.
In property management support, the asset services team has been boosted with the arrival of surveyors Natasha Kitson and Emma Stanbridge along with senior surveyor Tom Stanley and associate director Peter Dawe.
Also joining CBRE Bristol are Bruce Stone, senior building services engineer, building consultancy, and James Graham, director, UK development, who has moved from CBRE’s Canary Wharf office.
Liam Garwood joins as an estate manager in the portfolio services team, managing property for corporate clients.
The new roles follow the recent expansion of CBRE’s planning & development team with the appointment of Marcus Plaw as planning director and Philip Marsden as associate director at the Bristol office.
James Graham, together with director Guy Mansfield, will work with Marcus and Philip to bring together development agents, consultants and planners to provide comprehensive development advice to clients.
CBRE Bristol office executive director Garry Hicks said: “We’re excited to be building our team in Bristol with these new appointments, as we continue to grow to meet demand for our services across the South West and beyond.
“Together, our new colleagues will play an important role in supporting our clients and helping us to expand the services we provide.”
Recent changes to CBRE’s Bristol team also include the promotion of building surveyor Jake Stephenson to senior surveyor and senior surveyors Emily Filer and Rose Brown to associate director. Meanwhile, associate director Charlotte Smith has been promoted to director.
Two graduates have also been recruited to the Bristol office – James Nelson, who joins the valuation team, and Stuart Blick, who will work on building consultancy.
Pictured, from left: Marcus Plaw, James Graham, Philip Marsden, Natasha Kitson, Tom Stanley, Peter Dawe and Bruce Stone
