Cleaver Fulton Rankin invests with five new promotions

The appointments included the promotion of Conor McCrory to Associate Director in the Business & Private Immigration team; Nathan Campbell to Associate Solicitor in the Employment team; and Shane Conlan to Associate Solicitor in the Commercial Property team. In addition, following completion of a two-year solicitor training programme with the Firm, Jennifer Rankin was appointed as a Solicitor in Banking & Finance; and Shannon McClintock was appointed as a Solicitor in Private Client. 

Managing Director, Jonathan Forrester said: “At Cleaver Fulton Rankin we place a strong emphasis upon attracting and retaining the very best legal talent. Our people are our greatest asset and each individual plays a key strategic role in developing our team, our services, and the growth of our business. Whilst the Covid-19 pandemic has created uncertainties and challenges, we remain focused upon the career progression of our team and the future success of our business.

“These promotions are extremely encouraging and I would like to congratulate each of the successful candidates upon their achievements to date and wish our newly appointed solicitors every success in their careers.”

Kerri Bradley, HR Director at Cleaver Fulton Rankin, added: “I believe that our success as a business is based entirely upon the quality of our people. Through our people management practices and training & development programmes, we invest in our teams and promote extremely talented people. This provides all of our employees with opportunities for career progression and growth in their respective disciplines.”

In recognition of Cleaver Fulton Rankin’s commitment to excellence across its people management practices, the Firm was recently awarded a position as one of the top nine finalists in the 2020 Investors in People Awards for the international Employer of the Year: Accredited 50-249 category, alongside companies from across the globe.

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