Four graduates are set to embark on their property careers at the Edinburgh office of Ryden.
The successful four are Cameron Whyte, Sarah Jane Troy, Lynsey Gibb and Sophie Strachan.
Joining the firm’s award-winning Agency & Development Group is Cameron Whyte who graduated from the University of Aberdeen with a MA Property Honours (RICS accredited). Cameron will assist the industrial agency team.
Sarah Jane Troy graduated from Edinburgh Napier University with a BSc (Hons) in Quantity Surveying and also has a MSc Property Management & Investment. Sarah will also be based in the Agency & Development Group and will specialise in office agency.
Lynsey Gibb will be based in the firm’s Professional Group, which handles rating and valuation work. She graduated from Glasgow Caledonian University with a BA (Hons) in Property Management & Valuation and also has a MSc in Business Management with International Real Estate.
Joining Lynsey in the Professional Services Group is Sophie Strachan, who has recently graduated from the University of Edinburgh with a BSc (Hons) in Geography and is currently studying for her MSc Property Management & Investment (RICS accredited) at Edinburgh Napier University.
Neil McAllister, regional managing partner at Ryden, said: “We are pleased to be in a position to invest in new talent which will be of benefit to the office and to the service we provide to our clients.”
(GK/KMcA)
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