AN independent Scottish land agent has appointed three experts to join the company.
Rob Whitson is to join Bell Ingram as partner and will take responsibility for running the company’s offices in Inverness and Bonar Bridge.
Graham Lumby, managing partner at Bell Ingram, said: “Land reform legislation, Brexit, and many other issues affecting the rural economy are continuing to challenge anyone with an interest or involvement in land or estate management. Having experienced professionals who can provide expert advice and be readily accessible in the locality is essential.”
Bell Ingram is also advancing its operations in different parts of the country with two further appointments. Andrew Fuller joins the Oban office as an associate estate agent following almost 15 years managing high-level private and corporate development projects in the United Arab Emirates.
Thomas Rust also has been hired as an assistant land agent.
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