Acorn Group appoints Natalie Brewin as head of consultancy

Natalie Brewin recently took on the role at the Acorn Group, returning to a company in which she was previously a consultancy manager. 

Having also served as an arb lecturer at Moulton College and as a self-employed arb consultant, she is said to have "established herself as a leader in both the public and private sectors, delivering regional and national contracts".

A statement from Acorn added: "As an industry thought leader, Natalie has authored national policies on trees and bats and proposed innovative approaches for tree management on agricultural land.

"Her expertise extends to historic preservation, creating management plans for numerous estates, including National Trust sites.

"Natalie excels in team development and training and her passion for education led her to lecture, inspiring the next generation of arborists.

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"Her expertise has been internationally recognised, leading to an invitation as a keynote speaker at the International Society of Arboriculture (ISA) conference in Ontario, Canada, in 2012, where she delivered three presentations on tree biology and tree management.

"Her ability to translate client needs into effective solutions, coupled with strong stakeholder engagement, sets her apart. Natalie’s forward-thinking approach and comprehensive understanding of arboriculture drive innovation in tree care and management."