A property consultancy is strengthening its rural expertise with the appointment of a new partner as it looks to support farmers and landowners through a period of significant change.
Fisher German has welcomed back Anna Collins to its Market Harborough office to help grow the firm’s offering across the country.
Anna rejoins the business after three years, having previously spent a total of 11 years at Fisher German earlier in her career, with experience at both Knight Frank and Carter Jonas.
In her new role as a partner, Anna will work alongside head of rural property management Rebecca Ruck-Keene on delivering strategic land management services for landowning clients, helping them to maximise the value of their assets while navigating an evolving rural landscape.
Anna said: “I’m very happy to be returning to Fisher German and to be working with such a knowledgeable and supportive team once again.
“There’s a real sense of momentum within the business, and I’m looking forward to helping farmers and landowners navigate what is a challenging environment, while also making the most of the opportunities that are emerging.
“Having spent so much of my career here, it feels like coming back to a place where I can make a real difference to clients and be part of a team that truly understands the rural sector.”
Anna will play a key role in developing the firm’s rural property management services nationwide, supporting a wide range of clients from traditional farming businesses to larger estates and corporate landholdings.
