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As the year draws to a close, we would like to take the opportunity to celebrate some promotions across the Brookbanks business.

Congratulations to:

Joseph Ingham

Associate Director

Annabel Le Lohe

Associate

Alejandro Marcotegui

Principal Consultant - Hydrology

Adam Melia

Senior Consultant - Utilities

Ben Moseley

Project Consultant Engineer

Cheuk Yin Liu (Jacky)

Project Consultant Engineer

Ismail Ali

Project Cost Consultant
Senior Consultant – Utilities

Adam Melia

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Principal Consultant - Hydrology

Alejandro Marcotegui

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Annabel Le Lohe, Associate Director at Brookbanks
Associate Director

Annabel Le Lohé

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Project Consultant Engineer

Cheuk Yin Liu (Jacky)

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Ismail Ali, Senior Cost Consultant at Brookbanks
Senior Cost Consultant

Ismail Ali

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