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Welcome to the Team: Lucy Brooks, Project Management Assistant

We’re delighted to welcome Lucy Brooks to Brindle & Green as our new Project Management Assistant.

Lucy was drawn to Brindle & Green by the supportive and collaborative culture that underpins everything we do. With a background in project management studies, she is eager to put her learning into practice and contribute to the smooth delivery of projects across the business.

Lucy is especially looking forward to building strong relationships with her new colleagues and clients, ensuring that she becomes a trusted part of the team and a key contact for those we work with.

Over the next 12 months, Lucy has set herself clear goals:

  • To deepen her understanding of the technical disciplines within Brindle & Green,
  • To explore opportunities for improving how we use our project management system and processes, helping us work smarter and more efficiently.

We’re excited to see Lucy grow into her new role and bring fresh ideas to support our projects and teams. Welcome to Brindle & Green, Lucy!

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Posted on: 30 September 2025
Posted in: Company News

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