Everoze appoints Scottish chief
Bristol-based technical and commercial energy consultancy Everoze has opened its first Scottish office which will headed up by recently recruited partner Zoe Barnes.
Ms Barnes, who will lead the development of the company’s Scottish activities from the office in Fife, joins the Everoze team with over a decade of experience in the renewable sector, having worked as a consultant with BVG Associates and as a technology manager at Vestas.
Ms Barnes said, “I’m delighted to be working as part of this exciting new business that has already amassed 12 talented and experienced staff since its inception in September 2015.
"Our new Scottish office will provide the same high quality of service as our Bristol office does including due diligence, asset health assessments and strategic support. I’m particularly looking forward to working with both colleagues and clients to bring additional value in the area of technology strategy.”
Keenan makes Central Belt appointment
Keenan Recycling, an Aberdeenshire-based organics recycling company, has appointed Malcolm Coppins as the company’s central Scotland food waste collections manager to oversee collections of organic waste from businesses in Glasgow and Edinburgh.
The company, which transforms 60,000 tonnes of food and garden waste a year into compost for farming and horticultural use, has recently invested £700,000 in a new fleet of six lorries to meet the demands of its new Linlithgow-based Central Belt service.
Mr Coppins has held a number of key management and operational roles at leading names in the industry. He will use his experience to oversee the operation of the base as the specialist firm works to help companies comply with new regulations on waste recycling which came into force at the beginning of the year.
Mr Coppins said: “Managing the daily operations of Keenan Recycling’s newest base is a great challenge and I am enjoying my role. I look forward to the growth of the company in the Central Belt as new rules and regulations are implemented.”
TFT appoints surveyor to new Edinburgh office
London-based property and construction consultancy Tuffin Ferraby Taylor (TFT) has made its second senior appointment in three months to its new Edinburgh office.
Chartered building surveyor Craig Weir will work across a growing range of projects in Scotland and the north-east of England and joins the company from CKD Galbraith.
TFT managing partner Alan Pemberton said: “The war for talent gets more extreme and we continue to forge ahead, acquiring some of the sector’s best people in response to clients’ real estate requirements.
“TFT’s focus on personal and team development, combined with commercial expertise, puts us in a good position to benefit from market strength at the beginning of 2016.”
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