Girls in a man's world. Women make great surveyors too


05/11/2012
by: Mary-Anne Bowring

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Breaking Barriers in a Traditionally Male-Dominated Field

Surveying has long been considered a man's profession, but Mary-Anne Bowring, Managing Director of The Ringley Group, proves that women can excel in this field, earning the title of Surveyor of the Year at the Property Awards for Women.

A Client Success Story: Saving £569,000

Mary-Anne's determination to take on a nearly collapsed case for a leaseholder group demonstrates her expertise and resolve. By stepping in just days before a crucial tribunal hearing, she successfully negotiated a £569,000 saving for her client.

 

Recognition for Exceptional Work and Leadership

Victoria Cooke, from The Innovative Property Show, lauds Mary-Anne's speed, passion, and innovative mindset, highlighting her ability to inspire her team and deliver exceptional results even when others had given up.

 

Overcoming Challenges in the Property Business

Mary-Anne's comments emphasize how being a woman in the property business is still considered a challenge, yet she views it as an opportunity. Her resilience and approach show how women can thrive in roles often dominated by men.

 

A Testament to the Power of Women in Leadership

The award recognition not only underscores Mary-Anne's technical skills but also highlights how women leaders bring energy, drive, and multitasking abilities that can propel business growth and success in complex, fast-paced environments.

 

Surveying as a Path for Women to Excel in Business

Mary-Anne's success story showcases how women can flourish in property surveying, demonstrating that with the right skills, leadership qualities, and determination, women can make a significant impact in business and traditionally male-dominated industries.

 

 

 

 

Mary-Anne's success story showcases how women can flourish in property surveying, demonstrating that with the right skills, leadership qualities, and determination, women can make a significant impact in business and traditionally male-dominated industries.

 

 

 

 


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