Claremont names new director in Bristol office
The Bristol office of award-winning interior design and fit-out business Claremont has promoted long-standing team member Pippa Davie to director.
Pippa, who joined the company in 2007, has been a key contributor to major design projects, including work for clients like Mills and Reeve, Tetra-tech and Pukka.
Her promotion is part of a broader career development initiative at Claremont, which recently announced multiple senior promotions across its Warrington office.
Claremont, with offices in Warrington, Bristol and London, continues to grow, delivering large-scale projects for clients such as Admiral and AQA, and securing new contracts with Grant Thornton and Heineken.
Tim Frankland, managing director of Claremont, said: “Since we became an employee ownership trust (EOT) in 2020, we’ve been focused on nurturing and rewarding our talent, which is pivotal to our continued success, stability, and longevity.
“Our team’s drive, skill and enthusiasm have built Claremont into what it is today, and we’re delighted to see so many of our people progressing their careers with us.”
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