AppointmentsMAC Construction Consultants strengthens Manchester and London presence with senior appointments

MAC Construction Consultants strengthens Manchester and London presence with senior appointments

Mathieu Ducry, Anahita Mohammadkhani and Sandra Ochuba join the firm

MAC Construction Consultants has strengthened its client offering with the appointment of Mathieu Ducry as Associate Director, Architectural Designer Anahita Mohammadkhani and Project Manager Sandra Ochuba.

Joining the firm with immediate effect as an Associate Director, based out of London, Mathieu brings with him more than 22 years’ experience to the role having worked for a high-profile private sector financial organisation and public sector consultancy firms.

He is the latest in a string of senior hires for the business, which also welcomed Public Sector Director Nicolas Maari to its London Office earlier in the year.

Anahita joins the firm having worked previously as a Part II Architectural Assistant for Fabric Space, and a Teaching Assistant at the Manchester School of Architecture. In addition to her role at MAC, she is currently studying part-time for her Part III Postgraduate Diploma Professional Practice in Architecture at the University of Westminster.

Sandra joins the firm’s Manchester Office as an accomplished Project Management Specialist with over 5 years professional experience supporting successful delivery of a portfolio of multi-disciplinary projects throughout the UK & Europe.

Sandra is experienced in delivering all project phases from pre-feasibility / initiation & planning, through implementation & execution.

Welcoming them to the firm, Director Nicolas Maari said their appointments were indicative of the commitment that MAC has to growing its offering across each region, as well as nationally.

Their arrival follows a strong couple of years of growth for the business, which has continued to secure major private and public sector contracts across the country, and has successfully been appointed to a number of frameworks including most recently the LB Lambeth PM and Associated Services Framework.

Commenting on the appointments, MAC Director Nicolas Maari said: “I am thrilled to be able to welcome Mathieu, Anahita and Sandra to the team across our London and Manchester offices. I believe all three will make brilliant additions to MAC.

“Mathieu’s years of experience, at Director level, in both the private and public sectors brings beneficial knowledge to the team. I speak on behalf of everyone at MAC when I say we are delighted to have him on board as an Associate Director.”

Commenting on his new role Mathieu said: “I’m delighted to be joining MAC, a firm which has truly established itself as a market leader in the delivery of major public and private sector developments over the last few years.

“MAC’s dedication to acting in the best interest of all their clients is unrivalled, this has been reflected in how rapidly the business is expanding to meet increasing demands.

“I am excited to use my own expertise to further their offering to clients within the public sector, both nationally and regionally from the London office.”

MAC is a leading construction consultancy which operates out of a number of strategically placed offices, including Birmingham, Manchester, Milton Keynes, Leeds and London. Its Cost Management, Building Consultancy, and Safety, Health and Environment teams work across a wide range of industries including education, public sector and retail.

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