Two Stafford apprentice surveyors shortlisted for regional awards
Two apprentice surveyors at a leading property consultancy have been shortlisted in the Insider Midlands Young Professionals Awards 2026, which recognise the region’s most promising young talent.
Amelia Reeves and Oscar Bowen both work in the infrastructure land rights and consultancy team at Fisher German’s Stafford office, based at Staffordshire Technology Park.
Amelia has been named a finalist for Apprentice of the Year, while Oscar has been shortlisted for Property Professional of the Year.
The awards celebrate young professionals from across the Midlands, recognising achievement, contribution to their employers and future potential.
The duo support clients with complex land access and rights matters, with a focus on the water sector. Their work contributes to the delivery of Fisher German’s important projects across the Midlands, North West England and beyond.
Amelia joined Fisher German as an apprentice in 2025 and has demonstrated her adaptability when working with clients, contractors and private landowners.
Her growing technical knowledge, thoughtful judgement and willingness to take ownership of new work have made her a valued member of the team.
Oscar joined Fisher German in August 2023 helps clients secure access to land for complex projects, combining careful attention to detail with commercial awareness and clear communication.
He has also become a natural leader in the office, supporting colleagues and fellow apprentices while continuing to develop his own expertise.
Ruth Eyles, Associate and their line manager at Fisher German, said: “Amelia and Oscar thoroughly deserve this recognition. They have each made an excellent contribution to Fisher German while developing their careers through their apprenticeships.
“Amelia’s maturity, adaptability and thoughtful judgement have helped her become a trusted member of the team in a remarkably short time.
“Oscar combines strong technical ability with an outstanding work ethic and a genuine commitment to clients and colleagues. We are extremely proud of them both and look forward to celebrating their achievements.”
Amelia said: “I’m delighted to have been shortlisted for Apprentice of the Year. My apprenticeship has given me the opportunity to apply what I am learning at university to real projects, build relationships with a wide range of people and grow in confidence. I’m grateful for the support of my colleagues and excited to continue developing my career at Fisher German.”
Oscar added: “It is a real honour to be shortlisted for Property Professional of the Year. I have had the opportunity to work on important projects, learn from experienced colleagues and develop trusted relationships with clients. I’m proud of what our team has achieved and very grateful to everyone who has supported me throughout my apprenticeship.”
The winners will be announced at an awards dinner on Thursday November 26 at the Macdonald Burlington Hotel in Birmingham.