Evelin Erős, who is based at the firm’s Flour Mill office in Dundee, joins the four-strong shortlist for the award which “recognises a game-changing newcomer whose vision and determination has marked them out as one to watch”.

The Courier will publish profiles of the finalists in print and online during the week of September 11th before allowing readers and digital subscribers to decide the winner.

The category winner will be announced during a black tie ceremony on October 28th.

Speaking to SCN about her nomination, Evelin Erős said: “Being nominated as a finalist for the Rising Star category within the Courier Business Award 2023 holds profound significance for me. At 26 years old, this journey marks not only a personal achievement but a testament to the transformative power of support and recognition.

“As an archaeology and heritage consultant at The Rocket Group, this nomination speaks volumes about the trust and encouragement my employer has invested in me. Their unwavering belief in my ideas and skill development has propelled me forward in ways I couldn’t have imagined. To stand among the finalists is an overwhelming surprise, a humbling acknowledgement of the potential I am fortunate to explore.

“This nomination is more than an accolade; it’s a symbol of the synergy between passion, dedication, and the nurturing environment that The Rocket Group provides. I am profoundly grateful for this honour, and I wish all the best luck for all finalists.”

The Rocket Group encompasses Rocket Heritage & Archaeology Ltd, Rocket Construction Ltd, Rocket Ecology Ltd, and Rocket Architectural Design & Surveying.

Regional director for Scotland, Dr Greg Bremner, said the nomination is a recognition of Evelin’s hard work and willingness to embrace new technology in the field of archaeology.

He added: “The Rocket Group is proud of Evelin for her nomination. Her work across a number of key projects and employment of new technology is helping to push the company forward in Scotland. We are happy to support the advancement of the careers of young people and wish Evelin the best of luck.”