Steph Haig, Shaun Strachan, Bailey Mone, Sophie Ellison, Jamie McCormack, Giorgia Murray (Credit: Hardies Chartered Surveyors)

Hardies Chartered Surveyors celebrates success of seven newly qualified chartered surveyors

Hardies Chartered Surveyors is celebrating the achievements of its magnificent seven newly qualified chartered surveyors who have successfully passed their

Facebook
X
LinkedIn

Subscribe to our daily newsletter

Why? Free to subscribe, no paywall, daily business news digest.

Hardies Chartered Surveyors is celebrating the achievements of its magnificent seven newly qualified chartered surveyors who have successfully passed their Assessment of Professional Competence (APC).

The seven comprise six building surveyors – Shaun Strachan, Dundee; Bailey Mone, Inverness; Giorgia Murray, Aberdeen; Steph Haig, Edinburgh; Sophie Ellison, Edinburgh and Jamie McCormack, Stirling – and one quantity surveyor; Katelyn McGrotty, Edinburgh.

Douglas Smith, managing partner at Hardies Chartered Surveyors, said: “Huge congratulations to our newly crowned magnificent seven for achieving their APC following months of graft, determination, technical mastery, mock interviews, revisions, setbacks and comebacks… all leading to this moment.

“We’re proud to continue expanding our career pathways – from apprenticeships and graduate routes to chartership and beyond – supporting our people to grow their skills and build long‑term futures in the surveying profession.

“And thanks too to our inhouse APC gurus – Gareth Cordiner (regional partner, Aberdeen); John Mackie (regional partner, Dundee) and Murray Warner (managing partner) – whose guidance, support and wisdom have made all the difference to our magnificent seven achieving their goals.”

With experience in all sectors, Hardies’ core services include Quantity Surveying, Building Surveying, Project Management, Principal Designer, (CDM)/Health & Safety Advisor, Energy Surveying and Housing Services.

Facebook
X
LinkedIn

Related Articles

How a funding round works: a guide from the first cheque to Series B
Aberdeen Group, Baillie Gifford and Lloyds among Scottish Financial Services Awards 2026 shortlist as SFE flags “global ambition” in the sector
Scottish company failures down 28% in a year, but household insolvencies are moving the other way
Scotland leads the UK with fastest growth in new startups, as technology startups drive a new wave of entrepreneurship
Round One opens 2026 applications for Scottish pre-seed founders
Techscaler opens two Autumn 2026 cohorts for Scottish founders: Catalyst and third Singapore trip

Other Articles from HGS

The Latest Stories