Public Practice reveals latest cohort of aspiring public sector professionals

PUBLIC PRACTICE_Spring Cohort 24_©Benoît Grogan-Avignon

Source: Benoît Grogan-Avignon

Built environment organisation continues push to bring private-sector experience into local authorities

Public Practice has revealed its latest cohort of associates, which includes several applicants from a diverse range of professional backgrounds, including sustainability and housing.

The spring 2024 cohort comprises 25 associates distributed across six regions in England, with an expanded presence in the South West, encompassing six new job placements. Among these placements, 52% of local authorities had previously faced challenges in recruiting candidates, both internally and externally.

Individuals joining the associate programme include Chukwumaobi Ibe, an engineering and sustainability expert; Suki Sehmbi, an architect focusing on socio-political issues in urban planning; Sophie McCombes, an architect known for her interest in sustainable design principles; Eleanor Brough, a former architectural practice director; and Emma Twine, an architect and educator.

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