We take our weekly look at some of the appointments and promotions across the housebuilding industry and its supply chain.
Multiple appointments, Anwyl Homes
Anwyl Homes has appointed Oliver Johnston to head up its new-look commercial department alongside senior quantity surveyors Mitch Andrews and Aled Roberts and quantity surveyor Jacob Edwards. Jack Wynne has been promoted from buyer to assistant quantity surveyor and Shane Macdonald from trainee to buyer.
Alex Dowling, Barratt Developments
Barratt Southern Counties has appointed a new head of sales and marketing, with Alex Dowling returning to the division where he began his career as a sales consultant more than 15 years ago. He has progressed through a number of roles in his 20-year career including project sales manager, part exchange manager and head of customer service.
Stephanie Vaughan-Jones, Moneypenny
Moneypenny has appointed Stephanie Vaughan-Jones to head its property team, taking over from Sharon Boyle, who is now focused on developing the company’s bespoke customer team offering. She joined Moneypenny in 2009 and has returned from a two-year secondment as the head of business development in the USA, in its Atlanta office.
Two appointments, Kier Construction
David Rowsell has been named managing director of Kier Construction London and Cheryl Parsons as regional director for Kier Construction Southern. Rowsell has joined from Morgan Sindall, where he was the Northern Home Counties area director; Parsons has been the company’s health sector director for the last three years.
Tricia Hill, The Kingdom Group
The Kingdom Group has announced the appointment of Tricia Hill as its new development director. With over 15 years’ experience of leading large-scale mixed-tenure and redevelopment programmes in both the housing association and local authority sectors, she joins from Scottish Canals, where she is currently head of placemaking.
Lewis Scott, Keylite
Keylite Roof Windows (Keylite) has promoted long-standing area sales manager (ASM), Lewis Scott to national account manager. He spent six years in his former role in the company’s south-central region and commented: “I look forward to bringing my passion and enthusiasm to my new role and cultivating relationships with our housebuilder partners.”
Nigel Banks, Octopus Energy
Nigel Banks, formerly research & development director at ilke Homes, is now technical director (zero bills & low carbon homes) at Octopus Energy, to continue his exploration of low carbon modular buildings. He was R&D director at Keepmoat, then part of the executive team at ilke, leading the product design team.
