Scottish employees among 31 UK promotions for Civic

Following strong growth for Civic in Scotland, Cher Wilkie is promoted to director of bidding and growth, and Ross Attrill to senior associate and BIM technologist. Other promotions in Glasgow see Brett McWilliams promoted to senior civil engineering technician, and Scott McLoskey to senior IT technician.

Civic is involved in major schemes across Scotland, including Mantle Yard in Leith, Custom House Quay and Edinburgh Innovation Hub. Civic’s acquisition of Edinburgh-based Quattro earlier this year further strengthened its team and offer across the region, bringing its long-established track record for delivering exceptional engineering consultancy services across residential, hotels, industrial and logistics, and heritage sectors into the business.

The firm said the promotions reinforce its continued investment in people and progression as the business builds depth beneath its senior leadership, and recognises individuals across its services, including structural, civil and building services engineering, sustainability, transport, geoconsultancy and operational roles.

Julian Broster, COO and co-founder at Civic, said: “These promotions reflect the strength and depth of talent across Civic. We are a people-powered business, and creating clear routes for progression is fundamental to how we grow. Seeing our team step into new roles and continue to develop their skills and confidence is something we take great pride in.

“As we look ahead, investing in leadership at all levels will be essential in supporting our continued growth, strengthening our capability to deliver positive impact for people, planet and place, and ensuring we remain true to the culture that defines us.”

Civic has evolved from its roots as a leading engineering practice into a 250-strong business that integrates carefully curated complementary services across the built environment. Operating out of studios in London, Manchester, Leeds, Glasgow, Edinburgh and Dublin, Civic’s ambitions have always gone beyond a traditional engineering approach.