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East Midlands law firm appoints business development role for Lincoln branch

Fraser Brown Solicitors is gearing for growth at its Lincoln branch with the hire of new business development executive, Rachel Pringle.

Rachel will be responsible for developing and identifying new revenue streams for the business in Lincoln and will build and strengthen the existing Lincolnshire client base. Her background in banking and finance will add value and enhance the services of the Lincoln team.

Having graduated from the University of Lincoln with a business and marketing degree, Rachel has 16 years’ experience in commercial and corporate banking and has held many senior roles including corporate banking manager for Handelsbanken in Lincoln, deputy area commercial director for HSBC Bank PLC in Lincolnshire and Peterborough and most recently, commercial broker for Lincoln-based Thompson & Richardson Financial Services.

On her new role, Rachel said: “Fraser Brown Solicitors is a highly regarded legal firm in the East Midlands, not only for delivering client-tailored solutions and listening to what clients want, but also culturally, as an exciting and dynamic firm to work for, with a commercial approach and fully committed team.”

As the Lincoln branch celebrates a successful first year, the firm’s long-term commitment to investment in Lincoln and Lincolnshire is clear and to be part of that from the early stages is very exciting.

Commercial director, John Tansur said: “The opening of the Lincoln office has been planned for a long time and the branch has had an incredibly successful first year with expansion of its team and portfolio across all divisions.

“We would like to wish Rachel a very warm welcome to the team - with her significant experience, long-standing relationships in the regional business community and great work ethic, she is the ideal candidate for this role and will help us to fulfil our vision for growth in Lincolnshire, together with partners and staff at the Lincoln office.”

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