BusinessSavills Manchester announces planning promotion

Savills Manchester announces planning promotion

Brad Wiseman of Savills Manchester has recently been promoted to senior planner. Brad is one of nine individuals across the Savills business to receive promotion from planner to senior planner in 2017, after a series of promotions were made across its national planning division.

Brad joined the Savills planning team in 2015 as a graduate. Originally from Perth, Western Australia, he attended Curtin University and obtained a BA (Hons) in Urban and Regional Planning.

Specialising in retail planning and mixed use regeneration sites, Brad has experience of advising clients on planning applications for small-scale retail development, as well as being involved in the process of gaining permission for more complex development sites.

Commenting on his promotion, he says: “I am delighted to receive promotion to senior planner. Savills has a fantastic structure, team and a wealth of resource and research to draw upon and I very much look forward to continuing to progress my career with the company.

Matt Sobic, director in the planning team at Savills Manchester, adds: “The promotions follow a successful first half of the year for the planning division. Since joining us in 2015, Brad has been key to the success of the planning team in Manchester and his promotion is very much deserved”.

Latest

Manchester hospitality serves up good offers as Eat Well, Do Good returns next month

Eat Well, Do Good month is returning to Manchester in October with an even bigger programme of restaurants, chefs, bars and events coming together...

Structural Repairs celebrates national success with Best Large Business win

Structural Repairs has been named Best Large Business at the National Entrepreneur Awards 2026, recognising the company’s continued expansion, growing technical capabilities and the...

Dreams, Destiny and Romance Meet in Tracey Bergsma’s Debut Novel

MILTON KEYNES, UK. September 9th, 2026 - A new romantic fantasy from first-time author Tracey Bergsma invites readers into the emotional world of Emily,...

How Local Service Businesses Can Generate More Leads

For most local service businesses, the challenge is no longer simply being good at the job. A plumber might provide an excellent service, a...
Subscribe to our newsletter
Business Manchester will use the information you provide on this form to be in touch with you and to provide updates and marketing.
Don't miss

Manchester Businesses Urged to Tackle Late Payment as Unpaid Invoices Spike

MANCHESTER, UK — Businesses across Greater Manchester are being encouraged to take a more structured approach to chasing unpaid invoices, as new figures point...

Manchester hospitality serves up good offers as Eat Well, Do Good returns next month

Eat Well, Do Good month is returning to Manchester in October with an even bigger programme of restaurants, chefs, bars and events coming together...

Dreams, Destiny and Romance Meet in Tracey Bergsma’s Debut Novel

MILTON KEYNES, UK. September 9th, 2026 - A new romantic fantasy from first-time author Tracey Bergsma invites readers into the emotional world of Emily,...

BLUETTI Advances Smarter Energy Storage for Balcony Solar and Worksites at IFA 2026

BLUETTI ,a technology pioneer in clean energy, today showcased its Balco 500 smart energy solution and a range of new innovations at IFA 2026 in...

More News

Manchester hospitality serves up good offers as Eat Well, Do Good returns next month

Eat Well, Do Good month is returning to Manchester in October with an even bigger programme of restaurants, chefs, bars and events coming together...

How Local Service Businesses Can Generate More Leads

For most local service businesses, the challenge is no longer simply being good at the job. A plumber might provide an excellent service, a...

Manchester Businesses Urged to Tackle Late Payment as Unpaid Invoices Spike

MANCHESTER, UK — Businesses across Greater Manchester are being encouraged to take a more structured approach to chasing unpaid invoices, as new figures point...