Strengthening the Agricultural Team at Pygott & Crone
Pygott & Crone are very pleased to welcome Camilla Shipley to their busy agricultural department, based in Pygott & Crone’s flagship Sleaford Office. Camilla began on a work experience in the summer holidays during her time at University.
Camilla graduated in 2014 with a First Class Honours degree from the Royal Agricultural University at Cirencester. Camilla has been connected to agriculture being involved in the family farming business, working with cattle, sheep and chickens. She has had great success showing and judging cattle, both dairy and beef at local and national level. She is an active member of Horncastle Young Farmers and won the auctioneering competition in the autumn of 2014. Away from the farm she enjoys showing dogs.
William Barker a partner at Pygott & Crone who heads up the agricultural team commented “We are very pleased to welcome Camilla to our team. During her work experience Camilla always showed great enthusiasm, competence and a willingness to learn. Her employment following the completion of her studies was an easy decision for us, as we are confident Camilla will be a great asset to our team, currently provide a full range of agricultural services which include, farm sale, tenancies, valuations, compensation, agricultural auctions and much more so over the next few years there will be a great deal that Camilla can learn and gain experience in”.
Camilla said “I am delighted to have joined Pygott & Crone, it is a great opportunity to further my career with such a successful firm.”
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