A round-up of appointments from across the South West. This week: Brewin Dolphin, Francis Clark Financial Planning, Grant Associates and more. Wealth management firm Brewin Dolphin has promoted experienced financial planner Tom Miller to head of its office in Bristol. Miller has been with the firm since 2012 and has more than 11 years' experience in financial services, focusing on understanding individual client needs and helping to manage their wealth. He is a chartered financial planner and fellow of the personal finance society. Francis Clark Financial Planning has added to its team with two key appointments at its Exeter office. Chartered Financial Planner Andy Hammond has joined the senior management team from Nottingham-based solicitors Nelsons, where he was head of investment management. Matt Tonkin, a para planner who previously worked with the Tilney Group, has also joined the Exeter office, boosting the firm's technical services capability. Andrew Grant, founder and director of Bath-based landscape architects' practice Grant Associates, has been appointed chair of Bathscape Landscape Partnership. Grant will help shape the future strategy of the partnership, which aims to benefit Bath's unique landscape for people, communities and heritage. House builder Redrow has made two appointments to the senior team of its West Country division. Annie Williams has been appointed head of sales having previously worked as area sales manager at Redrow. Previously senior land manager at Redrow, Chris Rorstad has been promoted to head of land. Commercial property consultancy CBRE has completed a series of appointment at its Bristol office. The asset services team has been boosted with the arrival of surveyors Natasha Kitson and Emma Stanbridge, plus senior surveyor Tom Stanley and associate director Peter Dawe. Also joining in Bristol are Bruce Stone, senior building services engineer in the building consultancy, and James Graham, director, UK Development, who has joined from CBRE's Canary Wharf office. Liam Garwood joins as an estate manager in the portfolio services team. Marlborough-headquartered cyber security firm Foregenix has recruited nine new staff, bringing its headcount to 94. In the UK, the new hires include Giuliano Fasto who takes up the role of penetration tester, information security consultant Maya Majed, sales executive Mike Parker, marketing assistant Jake Dennys, management accountant Patsy Lee, incident response source analysts Alex Constantinou and Jade Hopkins. Raymond Simpson is heading up the new Australian office as regional director and Reinhard Behrens has joined the South African office as an information security consultant. Plymouth-based brand communications agency Fuel has appointed an affiliate marketing expert. Severiano Catindig-Stagg has joined the agency with four years' experience in the affiliate channel and was named 'Rising Star' at the 2016 Performance Marketing Awards for his work with brands such as La Redoute, Moo and Snapfish across multiple networks and territories.
House builder Redrow has appointed Annie Williams and Chris Rorstad to the senior team at its west country office. Williams is now head of sales, being promoted from area sales manager at Redrow. Rorstad has been promoted to head of land from his prior position as senior land manager at the company.