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As part of Bruton Knowles' plans for expansion, the new Senior Surveyor, Thibault Keuleyan, joins the established team in Bristol during an exciting period of growth for the consultancy. With almost 19 years of property experience, Thibault has worked in both the UK and Europe for public and private sector organisations. This experience has equipped him with expert skills and industry knowledge, which will prove to be highly valuable in his new role.

Having recently announced multiple new appointments at its Gloucester office, this additional hire at Bruton Knowles Bristol office will help to further boost the firm’s presence across the South West region.

Dorian Wragg, Partner and Head of Commercial Property in the South West for Bruton Knowles, comments: “As a company we’re in an important period of development as we continue to drive brand growth at both a regional and national level. To enable us to thrive in the South West and be the best in the industry in this area, and beyond, we need to offer skill sets and expertise to compete with some of our larger competitors. Thibault offers this and more – he brings experience across valuation, negotiation and project management, making him an asset to our South West team.”

Thibault Keuleyan, Senior Surveyor at Bruton Knowles, comments: “As an established, national consultancy, I was eager to work at Bruton Knowles and am delighted to join the team in the Bristol office, contributing towards the company’s activity across the South West area. My expertise skills in valuation will be valuable for the team, and help the brand to continue to deliver a high quality of service to its customers. With a forward-thinking attitude, I like where the company is heading, and am excited to officially be a part of the team.”

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