Our People

We are a team of over 200 experienced professionals 
and 25 Partners.

Our Team

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Joseph Leak

Building Surveyor
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Joseph Leak

Building Surveyor

Joseph completed his Building Surveying degree at the University of Reading in 2021. Whilst he was studying, he also completed a summer internship and placement year at Stace working across all sectors. He particularly enjoyed the variety of projects and people he got to work with.

Now a Building Surveyor within the Epping team, he has enjoyed working with clients including the Royal Household, McDonalds, the National Trust, and numerous London Boroughs. He is also currently working towards his chartership.

Joseph is passionate about mentoring the next generation of surveyors and sharing his knowledge with individuals exploring opportunities in the industry.

In his spare time, he enjoys live music and playing the guitar.

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Kirsty Wilson

HR Coordinator
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Kirsty Wilson

HR Coordinator
Kirsty initially joined Stace in 2023 as maternity leave cover but was subsequently offered a permanent role.
 
With eight years of experience in the recruitment industry, including four years in internal recruitment and HR, already under her belt, Kirsty is working towards her CIPD Level 5 to further enhance her expertise.
 
In her day-to-day role she is responsible for supporting the recruitment process, onboarding new team members, helping coordinate learning and development opportunities for all colleagues, and HR Administration. She also supports with planning company events.
In her downtime she loves spending time with her niece, and selling on Vinted!
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Shahzada Habib Mir

Expense and Timesheet Coordinator
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Shahzada Habib Mir

Expense and Timesheet Coordinator

Shahzada joined Stace in 2025, working within the Accounts team as a Timesheet and Expenses Coordinator. She is a qualified Accounts Technician with 15 years of experience across both accounting practices and commercial sectors.

She’s passionate about organisation and keeping things running smoothly behind the scenes. Shahzada finds genuine satisfaction in ensuring everything balances – whether it’s verifying that timesheets are accurate and submitted on time, or making sure expense reports align with company policy.

Known as the go-to person for keeping things in order, she enjoys being someone others can rely on.

Outside of work, Shahzada loves spending time with her family and friends, who help her stay grounded and remind her of the importance of balance and patience in both personal and professional life. She also enjoys practising yoga as a way to slow down, reflect, and recharge.

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Rebecca Carter

Assistant Project Manager
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Rebecca Carter

Assistant Project Manager

Since joining Stace in 2024, Rebecca has worked across a range of projects at the British Museum, focussing on improving fire safety and upgrading mechanical and electrical systems.

Rebecca’s previous career in the arts has given her a unique perspective, which she can bring to these large-scale initiatives.

Currently studying for a Master's in Construction Management via Stace’s Apprenticeship scheme, she can blend academic learning with real-world experience. 

Rebecca’s role involves supporting project managers with the planning and delivery of ambitious programmes, ensuring stakeholder engagement, and meeting tight deadlines. She supervises on-site works, collaborates with architects and contractors, organises and leads meetings, and keeps projects running smoothly. 

Outside of work, she’s passionate about art and loves exploring museums and galleries and immersing herself in London’s vibrant cultural scene. She also plays the cello – formerly in a quartet, she now plays for fun.

Recent Project
British Museum

Tolu Olaofe

Project Manager
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Tolu Olaofe

Project Manager

Tolu has three years of experience in the construction industry, having joined Stace in 2022 after graduating with a degree in Quantity Surveying the year prior.

Tolu is responsible for managing budgets, programmes, and stakeholder relationships. He has worked on a variety of retail, office, commercial, and heritage projects, working with clients including British Land, The City of London, Tesco, and the Victoria & Albert Museum.

Outside of work, Tolu enjoys spending time with his family and watching sports with friends.

Recent Project
The Optic

Richard Abbott

Project Director
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Richard Abbott

Project Director

With over 30 years of experience in the industry, Richard made his mark as a qualified architect, having worked across both small and large practices on residential and commercial offices, football stadiums, and cultural projects.

He joined Stace in 2016 as a Project Director based in the London office. Today, Richard primarily works within the residential sector, applying his design expertise at the early stages of projects to help clients and design teams shape briefs and guide design development.

In his day to day role, Richard leads design projects from inception to completion, acts as a point of contact for both new and existing projects, manages internal teams and resources. He also brings specialist knowledge in architecture and design, serving as a RIBA Client Advisor.

When he’s not focused on projects, Richard likes to spend time outdoors and you will likely find him walking his dogs.

Recent Project
University Hospital Lewisham
Strawberry Fields
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Katie Polley

Senior Building Surveyor
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Katie Polley

Senior Building Surveyor
Katie joined Stace as a Trainee Building Surveyor in 2007, completing her degree part-time while gaining valuable industry experience. Earning her degree in 2012, she has since enjoyed working across the healthcare, office, and educational sectors, taking pride in seeing projects and ideas evolve from initial discussions to tangible outcomes.
 
Katie's responsibilities include developing feasibility designs based on client briefs, preparing planning applications and building regulation submissions, managing consultants throughout the design stages, and carrying out CAD design.
 
At the weekend, you can find her travelling, exploring, or spending time with her family.
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Charlie Voyce

Trainee Project Manager
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Charlie Voyce

Trainee Project Manager

Charlie joined Stace in 2025 as a Trainee Project Manager, on our apprenticeship scheme, shortly after completing his A-Levels.

He had previously undertaken work experience at Stace over the two years prior, which helped solidify his interest in the industry. Inspired by his father, who is also a Project Manager, Charlie spent time visiting sites from a young age, sparking a passion for the built environment.

In his role, Charlie supports the Project Management team in delivering and managing projects to successful outcomes. He works closely with developers, contractors, consultants, and clients to build strong working relationships, while also inspecting and recording the quality and progress of works on site.

He is currently involved in a sustainable office refurbishment project for British Land.

Outside of work, Charlie is a dedicated Tottenham Hotspur supporter.

Calum Carver

Senior Associate
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Calum Carver

Senior Associate

Calum holds a degree in Quantity Surveying and has over 14 years of experience in the construction industry. He began his career in Mechanical & Electrical (M&E) cost management, working with both consultancies and subcontractors.

Since joining Stace in 2016, Calum has worked across a diverse range of sectors including education, healthcare, culture and heritage, and life sciences. His current client portfolio includes London South East Colleges, the City of London, Johnson Matthey, and Immunocore.

Calum particularly enjoys the challenge of complex M&E projects and values close collaboration with professional teams to deliver high-quality outcomes.

Beyond his professional role, Calum helps organise the annual Contractors vs Consultants (CvC) Rugby and Hockey event in Cambridge. Since its inception in, the event has raised over £60,000 for charity.

Outside of work, Calum is a keen long-distance walker and has completed several major routes, including the National Three Peaks, Yorkshire Three Peaks, and the Great Glen Way.

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Georgi Handzhiev

Project Manager
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Georgi Handzhiev

Project Manager

Georgi joined Stace in 2022 after completing his degree in Construction Management and undertaking two summer placements with a fit-out contractor.

His primarily focus is on residential projects, though he has also delivered commercial and purpose built student accommodation (PBSA) projects for clients including Tellon Capital, McLaren Property, and Legal & General.

In his day to day, Georgi manages project teams, administers building contracts, supports procurement of works, safeguards the commercial interests of clients, and oversees capital expenditure across projects.

Outside of work, Georgi is passionate about sport and enjoys outdoor pursuits including mountaineering, camping, and boating. He also enjoys spending quality time with family and friends.

Recent Project
Bargate Quarter
Eleven Station Road
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Amy Charters

Partnership Secretary
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Amy Charters

Partnership Secretary

Amy joined Stace in 2010 and moved into her current role as Partnership Secretary in 2017. 

She is primarily responsible for personal assistant tasks, providing dedicated support to the management board. She also supports with insurance matters and commercial compliance, working closely with the HR team and Partnership Accountant, in addition to organising company events and socials. 

Outside of work, Amy can usually be found running around after her two children, spending time with friends, and traveling as much as possible.

She also enjoys amateur photography, finding it helps her slow down and appreciate the present. She loves to capture moments with her children and snap photos of anything that catches her attention. 

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Hannah Abbott

Quantity Surveyor
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Hannah Abbott

Quantity Surveyor

Hannah has worked in the construction industry for over 10 years, beginning her career through a Quantity Surveying Apprenticeship. While studying, she achieved BTEC, HNC, and HND qualifications in Construction & the Built Environment, and later graduated with a BSc in Quantity Surveying in May 2021.

Later that year, she joined Stace and has since worked across a variety of sectors with clients including the National Trust, Royal Mail, Watford Council, London Borough of Enfield, and Havering London Borough Council.

Having started out as an apprentice herself, Hannah is deeply passionate about mentoring apprentices and supporting younger team members. She understands how vital that encouragement is to professional development and is committed to helping others grow within the business.

When she’s not immersed in project work, Hannah’s world revolves around her cockerpoo, Mabel. She enjoys long walks, exploring new destinations, and spending quality time with her family. She’s also a talented baker who loves experimenting with new recipes and creative designs.

Recent Project
Tithe Barn

Neill Radwell

Senior Project Manager
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Neill Radwell

Senior Project Manager
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Maria de Lourdes Cave

Payroll Process Manager
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Maria de Lourdes Cave

Payroll Process Manager

Maria brings over 20 years of payroll expertise, spanning everything from calculating pay and managing taxes to overseeing employee benefits and pensions across a wide range of sectors.

The past 11 years of her career has been spent with Stace, where she’s been trusted to manage the full payroll function, ensuring employees are paid accurately and on time while complying with tax laws and regulations—a role that she feels highly valued and supported in.

Maria describes herself as an outdoors enthusiastic and regularly engages on outdoors activities. She spends her free time cycling, playing tennis, gardening, and hiking—activities that keep her energised and connected to nature.

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Chris Williams

Senior Project Manager
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Chris Williams

Senior Project Manager
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Charlotte Mahoney

Assistant Project Manager
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Charlotte Mahoney

Assistant Project Manager

Charlotte joined Stace as an apprentice and has been with the company since 2023. Prior to this, she completed an apprenticeship with a local council, working in the transport department.

Now an Assistant Project Manager, Charlotte has contributed to healthcare, student accommodation, and residential projects, collaborating with clients such as the NHS, Rangeford Villages, Taylor Wimpey, and Kier Properties. Her day to day responsibilities include CapEx management, stakeholder engagement, and contract administration.

Outside of work, Charlotte has been a qualified ski instructor since the age of 16. In her spare time, she enjoys travelling, going to the gym, hiking, skiing, and spending time with friends.

Recent Project
Strawberry Fields
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Michael Levy

Bid Coordinator
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Michael Levy

Bid Coordinator

Michael has a varied career history. Before joining Stace in 2025, he had previously worked in politics, theatre, higher education, and spent over fourteen years as a communications and business development professional for three architecture studios.

Now Bid Co-ordinator, Michael plays a key role in securing new opportunities for the business. His work involves writing bids, supporting client engagement and helping Stace to grow. He particularly enjoys working with new clients and contributing to the business’s strategic development.

A graduate of the University of Oxford, Michael has a degree in English Language & Literature and a Masters in English (1780-1900).

Outside of work, Michael remains active in the theatre and is a trustee of performing arts collective, Polyphonic.

Keith Cramphorn

Divisional Director
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Keith Cramphorn

Divisional Director
Keith began his Quantity Surveying career in 2006 at a small private practice, laying the foundation for a deep understanding of cost consultancy.
 
Joining Stace in 2011, he has since had the privilege of working with a wide range of clients from national galleries and museums to developer-led schemes, global corporates, and prime residential projects.
 
Keith has built a reputation for delivering high-quality outcomes on complex and high-profile developments. By combining commercial insight with a collaborative mindset, he ensures every project is delivered with precision, integrity, and a clear focus on value.
 
Away from work, Keith attempts to tend to his allotment – a pursuit he describes as a very very slow burn, still waiting to reap the benefits. His motto, “One potato at a time,” keeps him grounded, whether navigating a complex project or coaxing life from the soil.