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Project Consultant Nominated for Graduate Star of the Year

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Brookbanks is delighted to share the news that our very own Siobhán McGlynn has been shortlisted for Graduate Star of the Year at the UKREiiF Awards 2023!

UKREiiF recognises those who embody its core values and seek to deliver positive business impacts. Throughout her time with us she has set a very high standard for what it means to be a Project Consultant and truly represents our values on a daily basis.

Siobhan comments:

“A big thank you to those at Brookbanks who have given me so many opportunities to date and nominated me for this award. I look forward to continuing to develop within the organisation and build my career.”

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Siobhan McGlynn, Principal Engineer at Brookbanks
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