VAS welcomes new technical director

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Valuation panel management firm VAS has strengthened its real estate division with the appointment of Hannah Partington as technical director, adding further depth to its four-strong team of chartered surveyors.

Partington (pictured) brings more than 15 years of experience in property consultancy and valuation, with particular expertise in residential consultancy, viability assessments and the valuation of investment assets and development land.

She joins from JLL, where she was lead director in the Yorkshire and North East Residential Value & Risk Advisory team. Over her career she has advised local authorities, higher education providers, central government departments, lending institutions, and national and regional housebuilders.

Her appointment is intended to reinforce VAS’s capacity to support its network of lenders, brokers and valuers, providing technical guidance and maintaining high standards of valuation integrity.

The firm’s real estate team works alongside more than 20 RICS-qualified auditors, many of whom previously held senior positions at major firms. Together they deliver market insight, manage panels and oversee lender and broker onboarding.

Partington said she was looking forward to joining “an innovative, forward-thinking business with a strong reputation for quality and service,” adding: “I’m excited to be joining at such a dynamic time, working with colleagues and partners to raise standards, drive innovation, and further enhance the value we provide across the industry.”

Daniel Owen-Parr, executive director at VAS, said Partington’s appointment “marks a significant step forward for VAS’ technical capabilities.

He added: “Her depth of experience and specialist knowledge bring added strength to our real estate team, enabling us to further enhance the quality, consistency and credibility of our valuation outputs.

“Hannah’s leadership will be instrumental in driving innovation and supporting our partners with the highest standards of technical expertise.”

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