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Aug 7, 2026 in News

GLM Appoints Associate Director to Lead Business Development

GLM, the Edinburgh-based practice of chartered building surveyors, architects and project managers, has appointed Hannah Lloyd as Associate Director, Business Development, as part of a planned strategic growth programme.

Hannah Lloyd brings a distinctive combination of private practice experience, deep sector network and commercial development expertise that is directly relevant to GLM’s growth ambitions. She joins from Built Environment Smarter Transition (BE-ST), Scotland’s Innovation Centre for the built environment, where she has been working in a business development capacity. Before that, she spent three years as Business Development Manager at Scottish Land and Estates (SLE), the membership organisation representing rural businesses and landowners across Scotland.

Hannah is not new to GLM. She was a member of the practice team from 2016 to 2022. During that time, she established and led the practice’s Highland office in Inverness, developing a significant client network across the north of Scotland and building the professional relationships that have contributed to some of the practice’s most significant current commissions. She is Vice Chair and a Director of the Women in Property Limited Board and is the host and founder of the Women in Wellies Podcast, sharing stories, experiences and lessons from life in rural Scotland.

In her new role, Hannah will lead GLM’s business development activity across Scotland, with a particular focus on the practice’s core market segments: private estates and rural property, hotel and hospitality, high-net-worth residential, and commercial building owners. She will work alongside GLM’s marketing team and will be active across the practice’s key professional networks, including Scottish Land & Estates, Scottish Agritourism, and BUELL Hospitality.

“This is a strategic appointment and a significant moment for the practice. We have exceptional technical depth, a strong client base and a clear growth ambition, and Hannah brings precisely the commercial capability, sector knowledge and professional network to turn that ambition into reality. We are delighted to welcome her back.”

Ian McKee, Co-founder and Chairman, GLM

“Hannah’s appointment strengthens our senior team at exactly the right time. The combination of her SLE network, her Highland relationships and her experience in business development across the rural and built environment sectors gives us a platform for growth that would have taken years to build from scratch. We are looking forward to what we can achieve together.”

David Johnson, Managing Director, GLM

“I’m thrilled to be rejoining GLM at such an exciting point in the practice’s development. The depth of expertise in this team, the quality of the client relationships, and the ambition of what we are building together make this a genuinely compelling opportunity. I’m looking forward to contributing to the next chapter.”

Hannah Lloyd, Associate Director, Business Development, GLM

Hannah Lloyd takes up her appointment on 10 August 2026.

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