Beever wins Glasgow Housing strategy audit
Major Scottish landlord awards Beever and Struthers contract to look over its business plan
Major Scottish landlord awards Beever and Struthers contract to look over its business plan
BEEVER AND STRUTHERS has been appointed by Glasgow Housing Association to run an audit of its business strategy.
The firm will undertake a validation exercise, looking at the association’s projections of its business plan.
The housing association is landlord to 45,000 properties.
David Hunter, partner in the not-for-profit division of Beever and Struthers, said: “We specialise in business plan validations and business plans and believe that GHA will benefit from the experience of the Beever and Struthers’ not-for-profit team.”
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