AppointmentsJLL Manchester expands Project and Cost Management team following significant client growth

JLL Manchester expands Project and Cost Management team following significant client growth

Leading property company JLL has doubled the number of Quantity Surveyors within its Manchester-based Project and Cost Management team, as it welcomes a Programme and Project Manager and two new Quantity Surveyors.

This follows a busy period for the team as they work on several large-scale developments in Manchester and marks the first step in plans for expansion in the North.

The Cost Management side of the team welcomes Elgan Jones as Senior Quantity Surveyor, who joins from Co-op where he was Commercial Manager and Joe Coe has also joined the now four-strong team as Assistant Quantity Surveyor.

Faye Gilly joins the Project Management practice, which caters to a mixture of interior fit outs, including new builds and refurbishments. She brings a breadth of experience to the role of Programme Manager, having worked at CBRE and LabTech London, and most recently as Senior Project Manager at Ridge and Partners LLP.

At JLL, Faye will be leading on the Roku account, as the digital media company has opened its fourth UK office in Manchester at a new tech epicentre just off Oxford Road. She will also be working on a range of schemes across the country including Manchester, Cardiff, and Amsterdam.

Nick Currie, Head of Project and Cost Management at JLL Manchester, said: “Demand has rocketed for our Cost and Project Management team’s services recently. Notably so in the North West, as companies prioritise finding the perfect office space, to promote wellbeing and attract employees back into the office.

“Faye, Elgan and Joe have joined at an exciting time and have already strengthened our current capabilities with a huge amount of combined expertise. I’m sure they will prove to be invaluable to both teams.”

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