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A leading UK planning consultancy is seeking an Associate Director (Town Planning) to expand its presence in Scotland. The role combines project delivery with business development, focusing on complex planning applications and client relationships. Successful candidates will need MRTPI chartered status and significant UK planning experience. This position offers a competitive salary, annual bonuses, and a hybrid working model, providing an excellent work-life balance and opportunities for career progression to director level.
Associate Director Town Planning
Edinburgh
Benefits
A leading UK and Ireland planning consultancy is seeking a commercially focused Associate Director (Town Planning) to help expand and lead its growing presence in Scotland. With a strong pipeline of major development infrastructure and energy projects this role offers the opportunity to combine project delivery with client development team leadership and strategic growth.
This is a senior leadership role focused on both project delivery and business development in the Scottish market. The successful candidate will lead applications, manage client relationships and play an active role in expanding the consultancy’s reach across public and private sectors.
This consultancy is distinct in its integrated planning and communications model, supporting clients through both the technical aspects of planning and the stakeholder engagement process. Their cross‑jurisdictional capability (UK and Ireland) gives them a unique edge in understanding different regulatory frameworks and they are known for working at the intersection of policy, commercial outcomes and place‑making.
You’ll be part of a collaborative multi‑disciplinary team that values both technical excellence and commercial acumen, with the opportunity to shape strategy and influence growth across the region.
To apply: Please send your CV to email@example.com (email address not provided in the original markup).