Clancy appoints new Divisional Director for Glasgow
Article posted on: 23 April 2025
Multi-disciplinary engineering firm, Clancy Consulting has appointed Gordon Hunt as Divisional Director for its Glasgow office.
A chartered engineer by trade, Gordon has nearly two decades of experience in the design and management of steel, concrete, timber, and masonry structures. He is approved by Structural Engineers Registration Ltd (SER) for the certification of building designs to ensure they meet structural requirements of Building Regulations in Scotland.
In his new role, Gordon will help to lead Clancy Consulting’s civil and structural engineering division in Glasgow, with a focus on securing new business and client development, strengthening the firm’s presence in the Scottish market.
He joins Clancy Consulting following a tenure as Regional Director at Goodson Associates. Throughout his career, he has specialised in business development, client relations, team management, and project delivery, primarily in the residential, commercial, and care sectors.
Commenting on his appointment, Gordon said: “Clancy Consulting has a reputation for delivering industry-leading civil and structural engineering work throughout the UK. With high-profile live schemes and a strong pipeline across Scotland, it’s a very active time to be joining this well-respected company. I’m looking forward to developing our talented team, driving growth, building on existing client relationships, and expanding our reach in Scotland to contribute to our wider success."
Gordon Megahy, Director for Glasgow at Clancy Consulting, said: “Gordon’s deep knowledge of the Scottish market and building regulations, alongside a proven commitment to delivering high-quality engineering solutions, makes him a valuable addition to our team.
“We are excited to welcome his expertise to our growing presence in Glasgow as we continue to enhance our services and partnerships across the region.”
Clancy Consulting has nine offices across the UK, with headquarters in Manchester.