Wilton Developments boosts industrial team
Property development company Wilton Developments, based in Leeds, has appointed Rach Whitfield as director to lead its industrial and logistics growth.
Rach brings over ten years’ experience in industrial development, overseeing key projects including the 3.55 million sq ft DoncasterNorth scheme and the 1 million sq ft Garforth development, including LEEDS500 Phase 1.
Previously, Rach was development director at Mountpark UK & Ireland, where she led strategic site promotion and authored the company’s ESG policy.
She also held a development role at IM Properties, helping secure the 165-acre Peddimore site and delivering the Connexion campus at Blythe Valley Park.
Jason Stowe, managing director of Wilton Developments, said: “Rach’s appointment reflects Wilton Developments continued commitment to investing in top-tier talent and reinforcing its strong position within the industrial and logistics development market.
“I am delighted to welcome Rach to the team, and I am looking forward to seeing the strong contribution she will make to the business going forward.”
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