Countrywide Surveying Services appoints regional director
Countrywide Surveying Services has announced the appointment of Mandy Spenceley as a regional director.

She will be responsible for managing the performance, productivity and ongoing development of CSS surveyors within the designated region.
Mandy has been a chartered surveyor for 27 years and has a background in commercial property together with 18 years’ experience in residential survey and valuation. This includes creating and leading a national AssocRICS training programme, managing a string of surveyor teams and undertaking a variety of individual projects.
She also has attained RICS Senior Professional Assessment (SPA), Assessment of Professional Competence (APC), plus Associate Assessor and Chair and is also a member of the RICS Yorkshire and Humber Board.
Rebecca Freeman, director of field operations at Countrywide Surveying Services, commented: “I am delighted to welcome Mandy to the senior leadership team as a regional director within CSS. Her expertise, knowledge and status within the surveying profession will bring additional support to the future growth and success of the business in the coming years.”
Mandy Spenceley added: “I’m really looking forward to using my experience to contribute to the continued success and growth of CSS. People are at the heart of any business and I’m excited to work closely with my new colleagues and teams across the company who are operating at the very top of their game.”
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