Meet our trusted experts

Robin is an asset/fund manager with an exceptional breadth of experience in investment management, alternative and mainstream real estate, capital markets, and consulting.

Known for his detail-orientated approach and strategic thinking, Christian thrives when solving problems for his clients.

Ranging from large scale ground-up development projects to bond-like income producing properties - Robert has a broad experience.

Martha is passionate about using planning to make a positive difference to those around her.

Eilidh is passionate about the Scottish countryside – something that is evident in every aspect of her work.

Sam delivers practical solutions to his clients, balancing competing demands between the need for development and its impact upon the environment.

Harriet enjoys planning for spaces and new settlements to meet the needs of a variety of people and in which communities and nature can thrive.

Working across Herts, Beds, Bucks, and Northants, Suzi has expert knowledge and understanding of major planning and policy updates.

Working with a wide variety of clients throughout the UK, Chris is helping them realise the potential of renewables. 

Luke is highly respected in the asset and property management business.

Iain is a planning expert who uses his extensive master planning experience to contribute to the creation of award-winning developments.

Specialising in affordable housing, Jake is committed to enhancing local communities.

A deep appreciation of our rural environment allows Amy to successfully deliver a broad range of short and long-term projects.

A personable and dependable chartered town planner who prides himself on his local knowledge, attention to detail and relationships based on trust.

James is no stranger to the investment world, having been part of it for over three decades.

Jennie works in our Cambridge Planning team, providing advice on a range of projects, coordinating the submission of planning applications and promoting sites for development through local plans.