Eddisons bolsters valuations team with senior hires
Eddisons has expanded its valuations team with the appointment of Tim Richardson as director in the Midlands and Tom Tawn as director in the North West.
Tim, a chartered surveyor with over 20 years’ experience, will lead on commercial valuations for secured lending, company accounts and tax matters.
Tom, previously with Lambert Smith Hampton, returns to the UK after a senior valuer role in Australia.
The appointments support Eddisons’ continued growth as one of the UK’s most active commercial property consultancies.
Phil Deakin, who heads Eddisons’ over-100-strong valuation team, said: “Providing the highest quality valuation advice across both the commercial and residential markets is an area of growing demand for Eddisons and we have an enviable client list.
“It is fantastic to be able to welcome Tim and Tom - two vastly experienced new colleagues - to take up strategic director roles within our team, working across the Midlands and North West regions.
“Eddisons continues to go from strength to strength as a business and senior appointments like these are key to driving that growth and continually striving to improve our service to clients.”
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