The appointment of 6 new members of staff marks the beginning of a new era for Cooper Brouard.
The new additions bring a broad range of experience to the team.
James Starkey joined as an Open market Negotiator bringing a wealth of agency experience in Open and Local Market residential management.
Having worked as a conveyancing clerk in one of Guernsey’s leading law firms, Local Market Negotiator, Liz Maugerhas unrivalled knowledge of the selling process and a technical know-how that is invaluable to both vendors and buyers.
Joining her on the Local Market team are: Rosy David, who holds a BA (hons) in Photography and expertise in local, commercial letting and management; and Jack Lucas who has worked in property auctions, sales and letting in the UK, and has both local commercial and property portfolio experience.
Scott Galliene is a welcome addition to the finance and IT team and with 12 years management accounting he’ll be providing support across all operational applications.
Director Matt Brouard explains: “We are expanding, not just to meet demand, but to build on our capabilities. On top of our ongoing success in Local and Open Market sales, the Rentals market has grown significantly for us and it’s important that we develop our team with complementary skills to ensure we are at the top of each discipline. With that in mind we are also welcoming on board the next generation of property professionals. Harry Phillips came to Cooper Brouard for work experience and currently works Saturdays and holidays. He’ll be joining the Letting and Management team when he completes his A levels in June.
This is the first part of our planned expansion, there are more developments on the horizon, but clients can rest assured that we won’t be straying from our core ethos of providing a property service that is honest, efficient and highly effective. We are proud of our reputation as one of Guernsey’s longest-established, most trusted estate agents and are confident that our new members of staff will be instrumental in continuing this tradition and helping even more islanders buy, sell or rent their homes.”
