Kendra is the Business Development Manager for our property & infrastructure department comprising Scottish real estate, English real estate, construction & projects, and planning divisions. She’s also responsible for business development planning and activity for our rural team and our building safety group.
Having practised as a lawyer for more than 10 years before pivoting to a career in business services, Kendra brings a unique blend of legal expertise and business acumen to her role.
Leveraging her experience as a lawyer, where she honed skills in communication, research, analysis, and client management, Kendra brings a deep-rooted understanding of the sector, and a real appreciation of the challenges faced by clients.
Kendra is non-practising member of the Law Society of Scotland, and a proud member of our BeProud colleague network.
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