Business : Appointments News
Brian Uy FIStructE CEng appointed as IStructE President for 2026

Brian Uy FIStructE CEng appointed as IStructE President for 2026

The Institution of Structural Engineers (IStructE) has appointed Brian Uy as its 105th President for 2026. Today, The Institution of Structural Engineers (IStructE), the representative body for the profession worldwide, is pleased to announce the appointment of Brian Uy FIStructE CEng as its 105th President for 2026. Brian, who is

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Ecofill Appoints Mark Watford as Chief Financial Officer

Ecofill Appoints Mark Watford as Chief Financial Officer

Ecofill Group Limited has appointed Mark Watford as Chief Financial Officer, strengthening its leadership team as the business continues to scale its operations and accelerate growth in the UK and beyond. Mark brings over 25 years’ experience in senior financial, commercial, and operational leadership roles across construction, infrastructure, and technology-led

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Molson Equipment strengthens leadership with senior sales hire

Molson Equipment strengthens leadership with senior sales hire

Molson Equipment has appointed Simon Causier as sales director, bolstering its senior leadership team as the business looks ahead to further growth in 2026. Causier joins the plant and machinery supplier following the collapse of Warwick Ward Machinery, where he held the role of commercial director. He spent 18 years

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Rangeford Villages Appoint New Head of Construction, Mark Hurdley

Rangeford Villages Appoint New Head of Construction, Mark Hurdley

As Rangeford Villages continues to expand its award-winning retirement villages for the over 60s, the company has appointed a new Head of Construction to support its ongoing growth. Mark Hurdley will play an important role in leading development while ensuring the highest standards of quality are maintained. He will focus

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BLUEBAY EYES GROWTH APPOINTING A FOURTH SENIOR DIRECTOR THIS YEAR

Bluebay eyes growth appointing a fourth senior director this year

Bluebay Building Products, one of the UK’s leading independent distributors of specialist civil engineering and construction products, has appointed Mark West as Operations Director. With a wealth of industry experience gained through leadership roles at Topps Tiles, Eurocell and Homebase, Mark will play a central role in Bluebay’s ISO 9001

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Clegg Construction appoints new commercial manager

Clegg Construction appoints new commercial manager

Contractor Clegg Construction has strengthened its team with the appointment of a new commercial manager. Andy Bore will be the commercial lead on the Midway Karparc project – an innovative scheme in Newcastle-under-Lyme to redevelop a 1960s former multi-storey car park into apartments which is being undertaken by Clegg Construction

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Caledonia Housing Association appoints new executive director of finance

Caledonia Housing Association appoints new executive director of finance

Caledonia Housing Association (CHA) has welcomed Ross Carlin as Executive Director of Finance. Ross will lead the development of CHA’s financial and treasury management strategy ensuring long term sustainability, while also overseeing IT and business improvement functions, driving growth, innovation and transformation across the organisation.   Ross is a Chartered Accountant

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Bellrock appoints Dan Weiss as Managing Director of Consulting

Bellrock appoints Dan Weiss as Managing Director of Consulting

Experienced property  leader is charged with leading Bellrock’s ambitious growth plans as the company continues to shake up the sector Property Management industry disruptor Bellrock has appointed Dan Weiss as Managing Director of its Consulting business. In his new role, he will be responsible for developing Bellrock’s property consulting services, leading

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Issue 337 : Feb 2026

Business : Appointments News

Brian Uy FIStructE CEng appointed as IStructE President for 2026

Brian Uy FIStructE CEng appointed as IStructE President for 2026

The Institution of Structural Engineers (IStructE) has appointed Brian Uy as its 105th President for 2026. Today, The Institution of Structural Engineers (IStructE), the representative body for the profession worldwide, is pleased to announce the appointment of Brian Uy FIStructE CEng as its 105th President for 2026. Brian, who is currently Scientia Professor at the School of Civil and Environmental Engineering, University of New South Wales (UNSW), Sydney, Australia brings decades of expertise and experience to the role. His career has been as rich as it is varied, spanning roles at leading consultancies including Arcadis, Worley and Arup, working on some of the world’s largest and most complex projects. He has also been actively involved in the development of landmark industry codes and standards as well as being instrumental in ensuring they’re both fit-for-purpose and deliver positive outcomes. In addition to his role at UNSW, Brian chairs the Australian/New Zealand Standards on Steel and Composite Structures and serves as Vice President of the International Association of Bridge and Structural Engineering (IABSE). Involved in research in steel and composite structures for over 30 years, Brian has served on the editorial boards of fourteen international journals for structural engineering and is Chief Editor (Asia-Pacific) for Steel and Composite Structures and serves on the Editorial Board of IStructE’s flagship research journal Structures. He is also a significant contributor to international codes of practice in steel and composite construction and has served on the American Institute of Steel Construction (AISC) Task Committee 5 on Composite Construction and the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) Structural Engineering Institute (SEI), Technical Committee on Composite Construction. His singular and visionary approach combines academic leadership with practical application, and his presidential year will focus on three interconnected themes that align with IStructE’s 2026-2030 strategic pillars: Registration and supervision – Championing greater professionalism through regulatory frameworks, exploring supervision models and safety initiatives. He aims to strengthen learning from structural failures through global programmes like CROSS, ensuring the profession continues to prioritise safety across all designs and builds. Structural efficiency and embodied carbon – Raising further awareness of sustainable design practices by promoting structural efficiency principles how these can lead to the reduction of embodied carbon. He will actively encourage structural engineers to design optimised structures that consider the system and material behaviour across the whole structure or building’s lifecycle, from cradle to grave. Technical competence and research – Supporting professionals by focusing on core learning and development areas, including composite systems, sustainable structures and low embodied carbon solutions. His aim is to ensure engineers have the advanced knowledge needed to design high-performance, sustainable structures with purpose, that benefit people, planet and the wider structural engineering profession. Commenting on the achievement, Brian Uy, incoming IStructE President, says: “Structural engineering is an ever-changing profession that demands technical excellence, a commitment to sustainability and is punctuated by the collaboration of teams of professionals. Looking to the future, I want to ensure our members have the knowledge, support and regulatory frameworks they need to design structures that are not only safe and efficient, but also have a positive impact on society-at-large. By creating opportunities for closer collaboration between academia, industry and professional bodies, we can enhance our profession and empower structural engineers across the world to deliver better outcomes for the built environment.” Yasmin Becker, IStructE CEO, said: “Brian’s distinguished 35-year academic career together with his active involvement with IStructE since 1992, underscores his significant contribution to the advancement of structural engineering worldwide. A champion of collaboration between academia and professional practice, Brian is also a strong advocate for structural efficiency. I look forward to working with him as he takes up the position of the IStructE’s 105th President in 2026.” Brian succeeds Mohamad Al-Dah and takes up the presidency for the entirety of 2026. To register to watch Brian’s inaugural address, which takes place at 18:00 (GMT) on Thursday 22 January 2026 click here. Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals

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Colliers launches the Measured Survey Services team with appointment of Patrick Foster

Colliers launches the Measured Survey Services team with appointment of Patrick Foster

Patrick joins as service line head to lead a new specialist department within Project & Building Consultancy Colliers has announced the appointment of Patrick Foster to lead its newly created Measured Survey Services department, within the Project & Building Consultancy division. Patrick brings more than 15 years of industry experience, and more recently he was a Director in the CBRE/Turner & Townsend Measured Survey team in London. In his new role, Patrick will spearhead the development and delivery of Colliers’ Measured Survey Services, providing clients with a comprehensive range of Geomatic Surveying solutions. Patrick brings deep expertise in internal area reports, measured building surveys and other geospatial deliverables. This strategic move reflects Colliers’ commitment to expanding its technical capabilities and delivering best-in-class data and insights to clients across the UK. Gavin McCosh, Director, Project & Building Consultancy at Colliers, said:“Patrick’s appointment is a great start to 2026, and it marks an exciting time for Colliers as we launch Measured Survey Services. His proven leadership and technical expertise will enable us to deliver accurate, technology-driven solutions to add real value to our clients. This new service line strengthens our team offering and reflects our continual growth and improvement.” Patrick Foster, Director, Measured Survey Services, commented:“I’m excited to join Colliers and lead the launch of our Measured Survey Services team, bringing clients a fully integrated solution. With demand for precise data and advanced surveying solutions growing rapidly, this new service line is vital for the property industry. I’m looking forward to building a market-leading team and helping clients get the best out of their assets.” This appointment marks a significant step in Colliers’ strategy to broaden its Project & Building Consultancy offering and respond to growing client demand for accurate, technology-driven surveying solutions. Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals

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Ecofill Appoints Mark Watford as Chief Financial Officer

Ecofill Appoints Mark Watford as Chief Financial Officer

Ecofill Group Limited has appointed Mark Watford as Chief Financial Officer, strengthening its leadership team as the business continues to scale its operations and accelerate growth in the UK and beyond. Mark brings over 25 years’ experience in senior financial, commercial, and operational leadership roles across construction, infrastructure, and technology-led businesses. His career spans both SME and large corporate environments, with significant international exposure, including senior roles within global organisations operating across Europe, North America, and Asia. He has a strong track record of supporting high-growth businesses through periods of expansion, acquisition, and transformation, providing the financial discipline and strategic insight required to scale sustainably. Mark’s experience includes working with private equity-backed groups, leading complex corporate restructures, and supporting businesses through international growth and integration. In his role as CFO, Mark will provide strategic financial oversight and governance for Ecofill. His primary focus will be supporting Ecofill’s continued growth, ensuring the business has the financial structure, controls, and insight required to scale responsibly while maintaining strong commercial foundations. Trevor Gaughan, Founder and CEO of Ecofill Group, said: “Mark’s appointment is a major step forward for Ecofill. He brings deep financial expertise, strong commercial judgement, and valuable international experience that will support our ambitions as we continue to scale. As demand for our technology grows, Mark’s leadership will be critical in ensuring we grow in a structured, resilient, and sustainable way.” Mark Watford added: “Ecofill is a business with a clear purpose, a compelling technology, and significant growth potential. What attracted me most is the opportunity to support a UK-based company with ambitions that extend well beyond the domestic market. I’m looking forward to working with the team to help build strong financial foundations that support long-term, sustainable growth.” Based in Leeds and operating nationwide, Ecofill transforms on-site clays and subsoils into high-performance and compliant aggregate replacement products, eliminating the need to send soils to landfill, removing the requirement for imported aggregates, and significantly reducing both carbon emissions and lorry movements. Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals

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Molson Equipment strengthens leadership with senior sales hire

Molson Equipment strengthens leadership with senior sales hire

Molson Equipment has appointed Simon Causier as sales director, bolstering its senior leadership team as the business looks ahead to further growth in 2026. Causier joins the plant and machinery supplier following the collapse of Warwick Ward Machinery, where he held the role of commercial director. He spent 18 years with the business and played a key role in launching and developing a range of equipment brands across the UK construction, recycling and aggregates sectors. Warwick Ward Machinery entered administration in December 2025 after more than five decades of trading, bringing Causier’s long tenure with the business to an end. His move to Molson marks a continuation of his career in the heavy equipment market, where he has built extensive experience and strong industry relationships. Speaking about his appointment, Causier said his career has been shaped by a focus on understanding customer needs and delivering high-quality aftersales support. He added that Molson’s customer-led ethos and reputation within the sector were key factors in his decision to join the company. Molson Group chief executive Robin Powell said the appointment comes at a challenging time for the UK market but described the recruitment of experienced leaders as critical to the company’s long-term strategy. He said Causier brings significant knowledge, expertise and connections, which will help position Molson for continued growth. Causier said he has long admired Molson’s approach to the market, pointing to the company’s strong growth and professional operation. He added that he is looking forward to contributing his experience to the sales team and supporting the next phase of the business’s development. The appointment underlines Molson Equipment’s confidence in its future direction, as it continues to invest in people and leadership despite wider market pressures. Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals

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Rangeford Villages Appoint New Head of Construction, Mark Hurdley

Rangeford Villages Appoint New Head of Construction, Mark Hurdley

As Rangeford Villages continues to expand its award-winning retirement villages for the over 60s, the company has appointed a new Head of Construction to support its ongoing growth. Mark Hurdley will play an important role in leading development while ensuring the highest standards of quality are maintained. He will focus on enhancing design management and improving the overall customer experience across the entire portfolio. Rangeford Villages remains committed to delivering outstanding residences and thoughtfully designed villages to create vibrant, supportive communities, consistently putting its owners at the heart of everything it does. As the expansion continues, with several new villages set to open, Mark Hurdley brings a seasoned construction and development leadership background, with more than 30 years of experience delivering landmark projects across multiple sectors. Combining strategic vision with operational excellence to achieve award-winning results, Mark has managed budgets ranging from £10 million to over £250 million, overseen full project lifecycles, and led multidisciplinary teams to deliver nationally recognised schemes. Mark prides himself on his collaborative leadership style, whilst driving improvements in design management, customer experience, safety leadership and quality. Committed to innovation and sustainability, Mark continues to shape developments that set new benchmarks for quality and performance, an approach he now brings to Rangeford Villages, making him an ideal fit for the role during this significant period of growth. Speaking about his new appointment, Mark expresses; “I’m thrilled to be joining Rangeford at such a pivotal moment in its journey. As the business expands its impressive portfolio, I look forward to collaborating with the award-winning team to create more beautiful and inspiring retirement villages that continue to empower owners to sustain an active and independent lifestyle.” Mark will play a key role in supporting the company’s continued growth, overseeing construction delivery, leading project teams, and working closely with the Executive Team to uphold the highest standards and enhance project performance across existing Rangeford Villages, and those currently in development. “We are delighted to welcome Mark to Rangeford Villages at a key time for the business,” said Ryan Fairbairn, Managing Director at Rangeford Developments. “Mark brings a wealth of experience in delivering high-quality residential and mixed-use developments, and his expertise will be instrumental as we continue to grow our construction capability and deliver exceptional retirement living communities. His appointment reinforces our commitment to quality, sustainability and excellence across every stage of our developments.” Offering contemporary, integrated retirement communities, Rangeford Villages provide beautiful residences designed with the needs of those aged 60 and over in mind, promoting independent living and a high-quality lifestyle. The villages’ award-winning portfolio features Wadswick Green, Homewood Grove, Mickle Hill, Siddington Park, and the newest addition, Strawberry Fields, which opened this year in the Cambridgeshire countryside. Communal facilities may include swimming pools, sauna, steam room, gym, spa, hair salon, as well as a village greenspace with croquet, boules, putting lawns and outdoor dining areas. Each village prioritises wellness and access to leisure, social, and recreational activities for their owners and the wider community.  For those who need it, the village’s domiciliary care agency ‘Rangeford Care’ offers 24/7 in-house support through tailored packages.  With events held throughout the year, each village fosters welcoming, friendly communities that residents and the wider public can enjoy, making Rangeford Villages an integrated part of the local area. Interested buyers can visit www.rangefordvillages.co.uk Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals

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BLUEBAY EYES GROWTH APPOINTING A FOURTH SENIOR DIRECTOR THIS YEAR

Bluebay eyes growth appointing a fourth senior director this year

Bluebay Building Products, one of the UK’s leading independent distributors of specialist civil engineering and construction products, has appointed Mark West as Operations Director. With a wealth of industry experience gained through leadership roles at Topps Tiles, Eurocell and Homebase, Mark will play a central role in Bluebay’s ISO 9001 implementation, as well as streamlining business processes. His appointment comes in a pivotal year for Bluebay, following its acquisition by Wolseley Group in January 2025. Since then, the company has forged new partnerships with global suppliers and expanded its team – including its senior leadership with Mark joining Managing Director Lucy Furnival, Sales Director Emma Ward, and Finance Director Mark Siney at the helm. Managing Director Lucy Furnival explained: “Mark’s appointment is an exciting step forward for Bluebay as we embark on a time of significant growth.  “His operational insight and project management expertise will be invaluable, while his collaborative and forward-thinking approach will complement the strengths of our senior management team. As we build the foundations for the next chapter at Bluebay, we are delighted to welcome him to the team.” Mark’s initial six-month secondment will see him move from Burdens, Bluebay’s sister company which specialises in underground drainage and heavy construction products; he adds: “I’m really pleased to be joining Bluebay. “Over the next six months, my focus will be on creating greater consistency and clarity across our operations – building a framework that drives efficiency and supports long-term growth. “It’s the ideal time to take on this role as we prepare for a wave of recruitment to strengthen our workforce and support future expansion. I’m looking forward to working closely with Lucy and the rest of the team to help turn the company’s ambitions into reality.” Bluebay, which was founded in South Wales in 2003, has positioned itself as a go-to destination for delivering innovative new products to the UK construction market, a reputation further solidified by this latest appointment.  Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals

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Clegg Construction appoints new commercial manager

Clegg Construction appoints new commercial manager

Contractor Clegg Construction has strengthened its team with the appointment of a new commercial manager. Andy Bore will be the commercial lead on the Midway Karparc project – an innovative scheme in Newcastle-under-Lyme to redevelop a 1960s former multi-storey car park into apartments which is being undertaken by Clegg Construction for Capital & Centric. He will also provide commercial and contractual support across the wider business and assist with the development, training and mentoring of the commercial team. With 24 years of working in the construction sector for companies such as Interserve, Kier, Thomas Vale Construction, nmcn and most recently GF Tomlinson, Andy brings a wealth of experience to the role. Clegg Construction Commercial Director Dan Manley said: “We are very pleased to welcome Andy to the Clegg Construction team. His extensive experience and proven track record in the industry will be an asset to our business. “Andy possesses expertise that I am sure will bring a positive impact, not only to the Midway Karparc project but across our wider operations as we continue to deliver successful developments for our public and private sector clients.” Andy, has worked on a wide range of schemes – both new build and refurbishment – including schools, shopping centres, a leisure centre and swimming pool, office block, student accommodation, high end housing, bio mass facility, heritage projects, and a few blue light schemes. Andy said: “I am excited to have started a new role as commercial manager at Clegg Construction – bringing my experience and expertise to the company at an exciting time when there is much in the pipeline to look forward to and celebrate.” With its headquarters in the Lace Market, Nottingham, Clegg Construction is a Midlands, East Anglia, and Yorkshire-based construction firm specialising in the delivery of public and private sector projects. The company works with organisations of all sizes and specialities across a comprehensive range of sectors. For more information visit www.cleggconstruction.co.uk Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals

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Caledonia Housing Association appoints new executive director of finance

Caledonia Housing Association appoints new executive director of finance

Caledonia Housing Association (CHA) has welcomed Ross Carlin as Executive Director of Finance. Ross will lead the development of CHA’s financial and treasury management strategy ensuring long term sustainability, while also overseeing IT and business improvement functions, driving growth, innovation and transformation across the organisation.   Ross is a Chartered Accountant with extensive leadership experience in the financial services sector.  He held several senior finance positions at Morgan Stanley before joining Baillie Gifford Investment Management Europe as Chief Financial Officer, later progressing to Chief Operating Officer and Chief Executive Officer. Ross Carlin said: “I’m thrilled and honoured to be joining Caledonia Housing Association as they take the next exciting step in their journey. As a strong, values-driven organisation with a clear commitment to improving the lives of its tenants, I’m looking forward to collaborating with the talented team to strengthen financial strategy, drive business transformation, and ensure long-term sustainability that benefits the communities we serve. Supporting Caledonia’s continued mission to deliver high-quality, affordable homes and build thriving communities is a truly exciting opportunity.” Welcoming Ross to the organisation, Julie Cosgrove, Chief Executive, said: “Ross is a welcome and exciting addition to CHA’s executive management team, with the leadership, strategic and financial skills, knowledge and experience which are vital to the delivery of our growth and improvement plans. Ross joins us at a critical time as we develop our new Business Plan, “Shaping the Future”, which will continue to focus on providing high quality affordable housing, building new homes, regenerating communities and meeting the needs of our tenants.” Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals

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Bellrock appoints Dan Weiss as Managing Director of Consulting

Bellrock appoints Dan Weiss as Managing Director of Consulting

Experienced property  leader is charged with leading Bellrock’s ambitious growth plans as the company continues to shake up the sector Property Management industry disruptor Bellrock has appointed Dan Weiss as Managing Director of its Consulting business. In his new role, he will be responsible for developing Bellrock’s property consulting services, leading acquisitions to expand the business, and providing strategic leadership and structure for the team. Weiss is a highly-experienced property leader with 25 years’ experience in the industry. He joins Bellrock from Sodexo, where he was Chief Growth Officer for the £2bn / 30,000-person UK & Ireland business. He previously spent 11 years at Atkins and four years at Faithful+Gould, where he ran the company’s Strategic Asset Management practice. Other leadership roles include Chief Operating Officer of a £120m / 3500-person delivery business and Managing Director of Sodexo’s Property Professional Services division.   Dan Weiss said: “It is a privilege to join Bellrock at such a pivotal time. As a private equity-backed business with ambitious growth plans, Bellrock is not only scaling rapidly but doing so with purpose – disrupting the market, investing in cutting-edge technology like Concerto and Mobiess, and positioning itself as both a trusted advisor and an employer of choice. I’m looking forward to working with the team to build on that momentum and deliver even greater value to our clients.” Weiss’s appointment comes at a time when Bellrock’s disruptive approach is making waves in the sector. The company was recently ranked in Building magazine’s league table of the UK’s top 150 consulting firms for the first time, placing in 29th position, and is seeking to improve on that ranking in 2026. Bellrock’s consulting services are powered by cutting-edge technology, ensuring clients benefit from real-time insights and seamless compliance management. Its Concerto platform centralises property, asset and risk data into one secure system, delivering complete visibility and control across estates. Paired with Mobiess, Bellrock’s mobile solution for on-site data capture, the company provides accurate, audit-ready information that drives faster decisions and closes the loop from inspection to resolution. This integrated approach means Bellrock clients gain not only expert advice, but also a future-ready digital ecosystem that cuts through the noise to transform complexity into clarity, compliance, and long-term value, at speed. “Bellrock is on a growth mission, and we couldn’t have hired anyone better than Dan to help us meet our ambitious targets,” said Carlo Alloni, CEO. “Our strategy is focused on delivering excellence to our clients, scaling through targeted acquisitions and organic expansion on the back of great service, enabling us to broaden our capabilities, deepen our sector expertise and deliver even greater value to our clients. Dan will help us deliver on that. Backed by incredible talent and driven by innovation, we’re building a disruptive, technology-enabled platform that positions Bellrock as both a trusted advisor and an employer of choice in the property and risk management space.” Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals

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Oxford Street’s Makeover Gathers Pace as Former Westfield Chief Set to Chair New Development Board

Oxford Street’s Makeover Gathers Pace as Former Westfield Chief Set to Chair New Development Board

The Mayor of London has named seasoned retail and real estate executive Scott Parsons as his preferred choice to chair the board of the new Oxford Street Development Corporation, the body tasked with leading the transformation of the capital’s most famous shopping street. Parsons is currently chief executive of Lysara, a pan-European energy infrastructure platform focused on logistics and urban markets. He brings deep experience from some of the UK’s highest-profile retail and mixed-use destinations. Between 2019 and 2025 he served as UK chief operating officer at Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield, overseeing Westfield London and Westfield Stratford City and steering the portfolio through the pandemic. Before that, he spent 13 years at Landsec, where as head of property for London he managed a range of landmark assets, including holdings along Oxford Street from Park House in the west to Primark and the Dominion Theatre in the east. He is also a former non-executive director of the New West End Company. His proposed appointment follows a recruitment process launched in August and is subject to a confirmation hearing by the London Assembly. It comes as City Hall advances plans to establish a Mayoral Development Corporation (MDC) dedicated to the district, with the goal of creating a world-leading urban environment for shopping, leisure and outdoor events. The London Assembly gave its backing in July 2025 and the Mayor is now working with government to bring forward the necessary legislation for the MDC to be established by 1 January 2026. Sadiq Khan said the choice reflects a determination to “unlock Oxford Street’s true potential” and deliver a step-change in visitor experience and economic performance. Parsons welcomed the opportunity, describing the Oxford Street Transformation as a chance to put a global icon “back on the map” and signalling his intent to work closely with the Mayor, the corporation’s incoming chief executive and their teams. The development corporation is expected to coordinate public and private investment, guide design quality and public realm upgrades, and address long-standing challenges around tenant mix, vacancy, accessibility and activation. Early priorities are likely to include rebalancing retail with culture and hospitality, improving pedestrian space and wayfinding, and supporting a shift towards more sustainable, experience-led uses. If approved, Parsons’ appointment would bring high-level operational expertise to the helm just as the governance framework is finalised—setting the stage for a comprehensive reset of Oxford Street’s offer for Londoners, visitors and businesses alike. Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals

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