RICS fellowship for BSRIA’s Jo Harris

05 January, 2016

Jo Harris, head of BSRIA’s sustainable-construction group, has been made a fellow of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors. Fewer than 20% of RICS members have been awarded fellowship status, which demonstrates significant career achievements and successes, a passion for developing the industry, sharing knowledge and supporting others to reach their goals.

Jo said, ‘I am honoured that I have been awarded this esteemed accolade. I am aware of the important role RICS has within the sector, and I’ll be continuing my work in support of this. I’m also keen to help cement the relationship between RICS and BSRIA.’

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