Our People

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.

Harry joined Stace as a Quantity Surveyor straight from school, beginning his career in the construction industry in 2023 through our Degree Apprenticeship Scheme. Since then, he has had the opportunity to work with a range of high-profile clients, including McLaren Property, Merlin, Medway Council, and Airbus.

Over the past few years, he has worked across a variety of sectors, with a particular passion for residential, purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA), and sport & leisure projects.

Harry thrives on contributing to impactful developments while continuing to develop his professional and academic skills. He is passionate about sharing his knowledge with the younger generation, in particular the opportunities available through apprenticeships.

On weekends, you’ll find him playing golf, going to the gym, or training in kickboxing

After completing his BSc in Architecture, Mahmoud worked as a Junior Architecture Assistant before returning to university to complete his MSc in Project and Enterprise Management. He joined Stace and the Stace Graduate Development Scheme, in 2025.

Mahmoud is passionate about fostering collaboration and clarity across teams and works best when he is able to create a steady, enjoyable project environment by helping to identify, mitigate, and overcome concerns early on.

Outside the office, he dedicates time to tutoring students and delivering guest lectures at both secondary schools and universities. He also enjoys travelling with friends and family, embracing new experiences and cultures from around the world.

On weekends, you’ll often find him on Padel and basketball courts across London. He is active, competitive, and always up for a challenge!

After qualifying as a Chartered Accountant, John chose to specialise in tax and went on to become a Chartered Tax Advisor. However, he was soon persuaded by Len Stace (the founder of the business), and his partners to make the leap into the industry, leaving behind his early tax career and private practice. That decision marked the beginning of a journey that has now spanned over 35 years in the corporate world.

John takes pride in having introduced the first computers to the accounts department at Stace, and has enjoyed watching technology evolve and reshape the business over the years. While his role has typically remained on the edge of direct client advisory services, one notable exception was his involvement with bomb-damaged buildings at South Quay on behalf of Allied Domecq, where he provided accounting support.

As a member of the Management Board at Stace, John is responsible for accounting, finance, and business support functions.

A mantra he lives by is: expect the unexpected and plan for every eventuality, wherever possible. Away from the numbers, John is passionate about his family and enjoys most sports – whether participating or watching.

James began his career as a trainee at Stace in 1989, rising through the ranks to Partner in 2010 and becoming a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts (FRSA) in 2014.

Citing many milestones, he is particularly proud of the City of Westminter College’s new education campus at Paddington Basin (2005), his appointment as Framework Manager for the British Museum (2012), delivering key buildings at Cambridge Science Park (from 2016), and new film studios for Shinfield Studios (2021). 

James manages teams in London and Cambridge and sits on the Marketing & New Business Committee, driving the company’s rebrand and PR initiatives, and this new website (2025).

James values sharing his experience and learning from new generations, how they communicate, their expectations, and how they see work and life. 

A red wine enthusiast, he claims his piano skills are improved with a glass or two.

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.

Having graduated from Kingston University with a BA in Business Management, in 2011, Clive has over ten years' experience in customer service, largely across the retail sector. Working for some familiar high-street brands, Clive advanced his experience from Customer Advisor to Assistant Manager before seeking a change of industry. 

Clive started at Stace in 2023, supporting the London office as Team Administrator, making travel arrangements for members of the team, meeting and greeting clients, and supporting office management. Outside of work, Clive is a Yugioh duelist. 

Richard has worked in the construction industry for 47 years and is passionate about helping the next generation achieve their full potential. 

Having attended Civil Engineering College, Richard completed a Carpentry and Joinery apprenticeship. Following a move to London, he swiftly moved up the management ladder, working on high-profile projects, including at Canary Wharf, undertaking refurbishment projects at Buckingham Palace, and, following a transition into Health & Safety in 2003, at the Olympic Park during the 2012 Olympic Games. 

Joining Stace in 2015, he is now responsible for ensuring the Pre-Construction Phase of projects is managed correctly, as Principal Designer. He works with contractors to ensure projects are completed safely, carrying out safety inspections and providing clients with the necessary Health & Safety paperwork on completion. 

Richard is also a fully qualified Toastmaster and Master of Ceremonies, providing services at weddings and boxing matches. 

Fiona has worked in the construction industry for more than 10 years, having started in architecture and qualifying as an Architect.

In 2021, she transitioned into Project Management, joining a consultancy where she delivered projects for clients including L&Q, Sage Homes, Peabody, the London Borough of Newham, and the London Borough of Haringey.

Since joining Stace in August 2024, Fiona has worked across retail, commercial and residential schemes alongside clients Landsec, Quintain and Norge Bank.

An avid traveller, Fiona enjoys hiking, exploring new places and keeping up with the latest food trends. 

During her childhood, she attended a performing arts school where she studied tap dance and ballet, later auditioning for two West End productions—The King and I and Miss Saigon.

After earning a Journalism degree from the University of Roehampton, Beatrice completed an MA in Media & Communications before transitioning into Marketing, attracted by the versatility, growth opportunities, and creativity. 

Joining Stace in 2023, Beatrice works closely with the Marketing Manager, acting as brand custodian and managing digital communications across the company website, newsletter, and social media channels.

Outside of work, when she’s not singing (she leads her church choir), she enjoys sharing her culinary adventures on Instagram and TikTok. She is also an enthusiastic baker, with a repertoire including triple chocolate banana bread, cookies, and gooey chocolate brownies. 

Kirstie joined Stace in 2013 as Secretary and PA to the Project Management team. Discovering her passion for numbers, Stace supported her in converting her degree into a Quantity Surveying Masters in 2017. She achieved RICS chartership two years later.

Now, as a Senior Associate Quantity Surveyor, Kirstie works across sectors including Offices and Commercial, Residential, Retail, and Heritage, with clients such as The Portman Estate, Cadogan Estate, British Land, Dorrington, and Landsec.

Motivated by each project's unique challenges, Kirstie views them as new adventures. She skilfully applies her expertise and logic to overcome obstacles while maintaining exceptional service and delivery.

With responsibility for several projects, Kirstie leads a team, oversees cost estimation and budgeting, tendering, contracts, and risk management. She champions the Offices and Commercial Sector, is a member of the ED&I working group, and serves as a mental health first aider. Kirstie is passionate about being a role model for the next generation.

A keen photographer and true crime documentary enthusiast, Kirstie cherishes time with friends and family.

Joining Stace in 2025 as a Quantity Surveyor, Kadi brought with her five years’ experience as a trainee and having completed a degree apprenticeship, allowing her to combine real-world experience with academic study. 

Since joining Stace, Kadi has worked with clients including BT, Boxpark, and the National Trust, preparing budget estimates, cost plans, tender and contract documents, carrying out site inspections, meeting with and reporting to the client. 

A solution-focussed individual, Kadi enjoys the variety of projects and the different challenges and learning opportunities along the way - whether that’s on heritage sites, fast-paced fit-outs, or large infrastructure projects.

Passionate about quality time with friends, family, and colleagues, Kadi likes to feel she’s giving back, either through supporting charities or her own acts of kindness. She’s also a keen traveller and enjoys DIY.

Tyler began his career in the construction industry in 2017, starting out as an apprentice while completing his BSc (Hons) degree.

He joined Stace in 2023 and has since contributed to a variety of projects, working with prestigious clients such as the English Heritage, and the National Trust. Over the past few years, Tyler has developed expertise in cost planning, procurement, and contract administration. He is currently preparing to sit his APC with RICS.

Tyler is passionate about all things sci-fi and fantasy. He also is dyslexic, and prides himself on approaching problems from unique angles.