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Boyer announces seven promotions across the company

Written by Andrew Williams

3rd August 2026

In recognition of their career development and to support the growth of our business, we are pleased to announce the following staff promotions:

  • Tia Martin – Promoted to Planner (Midlands office)
  • Tom Lewis – Promoted to Planner (South office)
  • Ellie Jenkins – Promoted to Planner (Wales & West office)
  • Iwan Easton – Promoted to Senior Planner (Wales & West office)
  • Amy Harrison – Promoted to Senior Planner (Midlands office)
  • Grace Edwards – Promoted to Principal Planner (London and South East office)
  • Alan Wright – Promoted to Associate (Design)

Please join us in congratulating our colleagues and supporting them in their new roles at Boyer.

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