Nine New Faces at Ryden
14th March 2007
Ryden has hired nine new graduates to boost its transactional and non transactional teams in Edinburgh, Glasgow and Aberdeen. Edinburgh Erin Fraser (27) joins the Building Consultancy team in Edinburgh from F3 Surveyors. Erin has a BSc (Hons) in Architectural Technology from Napier University and is studying part-time to complete a BSc (Hons) in Building Surveying. Mungo Ingleby (26) has a first degree in Scottish History from St Andrews University and has just attained an MA in Real Estate from Reading University. He will support the offices and industrial teams. Due to start in summer are Gary Bell, Will Biggart and Nick Armstrong. Gary first graduated with an MA in Management Studies with Economics from University of Aberdeen and has just completed an MSc in Urban Real Estate Management and Development at Herriot Watt in Edinburgh. Will is currently studying for a post graduate MSc in Urban Real Estate Management and Development and has a BA in International Business Management. Nick is currently studying for an MSc in Real Estate Management, having graduated with a BA (Hons) in Geography. Glasgow Ben Walker (26) joins the Glasgow Building Consultancy team from CKD Galbraith in Milngavie where he worked for just under two years following his graduation from Glasgow Caledonian Unitversity with a BSc (Hons) in Building Surveying. Ewan Baird (25) has joined the Glasgow offices team following his graduation from University of Paisley where he achieved a BSC Hons Real Estate Management in 2006. During his studies he was awarded the Steven Littlewood prize and the James Barr Prize for Valuation. Aberdeen Andrew MacDonald (23) joins Ryden’s Building Consultancy team in Aberdeen. He graduated in 2005 from Robert Gordon University with a BSc Hons in Building Surveying and was most recently employed with Squire Associates as a building surveying assistant. Michael Thomson (23) joins the Professional group. He graduated with a BLE Hons in Urban Surveying in 2005 from the University of Aberdeen. Fiona Morton, managing partner at Ryden said: “As Scotland’s foremost firm of property advisors we are proud to be shaping the careers of so many graduates, who are, of course, the future of our industry. Working for Ryden will give these young professionals a great start at an award-winning firm. I look forward to welcoming these talented individuals to the property world.”
