Our People

Having started his career in building surveying in 2014, Lloyd initially worked building pipe organs, a role that took him across the UK and abroad. Since then, he has worked nationwide as a building surveyor, leading cladding remediation projects in the private sector , while also gaining significant and rewarding experience on heritage projects.

Lloyd has led projects for clients including Landsec, Columbia Threadneedle Investments, the Ministry of Justice, the Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea, and Cambridge City Council.

At Stace, Lloyd works as an Associate Building Surveyor. His responsibilities include Employer’s Agent and Contract Administrator roles, and he also has particular expertise in building conservation.

Lloyd is passionate about history and the natural environment. He also enjoys gardening, though the local squirrel tends to undo his efforts.

Lee has been working as a Quantity Surveyor for 19 years. He began his career at Stace in 2006 and studied for his HND in Quantity Surveying at the College of Estate Management. Since then, he has progressed from Assistant Quantity Surveyor to Associate Quantity Surveyor.

Over the years, Lee has worked on a variety of projects ranging from residential to commercial developments. He now specialises in the education sector, primarily working with independent schools. Over the years, his clients have included Roedean School, Sydenham School, the Girls’ Day School Trust, Big Yellow, and St Clement Danes Church.

On a typical working day, Lee can be found cost planning, preparing cost reports, managing procurement and contracts, and providing value engineering recommendations.

Away from work, Lee coaches his son’s football team – the Bengeo Tigers Malayans and enjoys playing ice hockey for the Romford Rebels.

Monica has been in the industry for over 10 years, spending the majority of that time at Stace. 

Now working at Associate level, she has led cost management duties both precontract and post contract including, tender preparation, and valuations across a variety of projects. She also serves as the primary client contact for day-to-day project delivery and also brings expertise in Monitoring Surveying.

Having achieved RICS Chartership in 2019, Monica is passionate about mentoring junior staff and supporting them through the APC process.

Outside the office, Monica’s ideal weekend involves a walk through the forest or along the beach – nothing beats a nature reset!

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.

Jack’s introduction to the industry, and Stace, came in 2018 when he spent a year with us as a placement student. Having obtained his first-class degree in Property Development and Town Planning, and a Rolls Royce award for excellence, he returned in 2020 as a graduate. 

Achieving his RICS Chartership in 2023, he has enjoyed working across numerous sectors including residential, retail, R&D, manufacturing, and public realm, for clients such as Quintain, British Land, Jaguar Land Rover, McLaren, ASDA, M&S and Homes England. 

As Senior Project Manager and an APC Supervisor, Jack enjoys helping younger team members along their own APC journeys, and organising The Great Stace Bake-Off (though he’s yet to win).

In his downtime, Jack can either be found at the BBQ, hurling down a mountain on his mountain bike, or kickboxing. 

Graham brings over 20 years of experience in project management, beginning his career as an apprentice in facilities management.

He joined Stace in 2020, and has since worked extensively with clients in the heritage and cultural sectors, including the Houses of Parliament, V&A Museum, British Museum, the National Trust, and Imperial College.

A Chartered Engineer by background, Graham has played a key role in delivering projects such as the British Museum Energy Centre Programme.

Thomas joined Stace in 2023 as an apprentice studying for his BSc degree in Quantity Surveying.

Since joining, he has worked on schemes for clients such as Arch Co, The FA, Telford Homes, Kilchoan Estate Company and Knoydart Limited.

His key responsibilities include cost planning, take off and measurements, and assisting with work experience students.

Thomas is very sporty and describes rugby, golf and football as his favourite sports. He previously trialled for Saracens Rugby Club and was an academy player.

James began his career as a trainee at Stace in 1989, rising through the ranks to Partner in 2010. Achieving chartered status in 2003 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.

Joey joined Stace at just 18 years old and has grown with the business ever since. He began his career as a trainee quantity surveyor, progressed to graduate surveyor, and after successfully achieving his RICS accreditation, became a Chartered Surveyor.

Driven by a passion for delivering projects and collaborating closely with clients, Joey transitioned into Project Management. His commitment and leadership led to his appointment as a Partner within the Project Management division, where he plays a pivotal role in shaping and delivering high-profile retail projects for clients including Tesco, The Co-op Group, and Marks & Spencer.

With over 20 years of industry experience, Joey heads the Leeds office and jointly leads the retail sector group.

In his free time, Joey enjoys spending quality time with his daughters. He’s also an outdoor enthusiast, with a love for skiing, mountain biking, and beach getaways.

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.

Daniel has over 20 years of experience in the construction industry, working as both a Quantity Surveyor and Commercial Manager.

He began his career as a third-year student at a firm in South Africa and has since built an international portfolio across Africa and the Middle East. His experience covers a diverse range of building and civil engineering projects, including high-profile developments such as Dubai Expo and Neom, as well as numerous retail schemes throughout Africa.

In recent years, Daniel has been based in the United Kingdom, where he joined Stace in 2025. He is currently involved in the delivery of a major residential development located above Nine Elms underground station.

Daniel is passionate about continuous learning and values gaining deeper perspectives on life through new experiences, travel, and time in nature. Outside of work, he enjoys hiking, trail running, and reading.

Joining Stace as an HR & Learning and Development Advisor in January 2023, Rosie has since embarked upon her Level 7 Senior People Professional apprenticeship, which will lead to her becoming chartered.

Rosie is responsible for the ongoing learning and development of all colleagues; she oversees and coordinates the APC; leads and continuously develops the Graduate Development Scheme. Rosie evaluates and seeks to improve employee engagement, health, wellbeing, diversity, and inclusion, maintaining policies to ensure legal compliance.

As a qualified teacher, Rosie loves to share her knowledge with all members of the team, and gets a kick out of seeing people develop and thrive. 

Outside of work, she’s a huge Disney fan, has an addiction to custard creams, and has racked up over 3,000 hours on Sims 4.

Doreen joined Stace in January 2024, providing administration and office support to our Birmingham team.

Driven by a lifelong passion for making clothes, Doreen enrolled at a local college to undertake a Clothing Technology and Pattern Cutting course. This led her to a fulfilling position at the Royal Shakespeare Company in Stratford-upon-Avon, where she crafted made costumes for the stage.

Her professional journey began at HMRC in Birmingham, a role that marked a significant shift in her career. Since then, Doreen has gained extensive experience in administrative roles across a variety of industries, including 13 years at Birmingham Airport.

Away from work, Doreen enjoys spending time with her three children and two grandchildren, and has a keen interest in interior design.

She also impressively made her own wedding dress and is now continuing the tradition by creating the bridesmaids' dresses for her son’s upcoming wedding.

Billy began his professional career in education before transitioning into the construction and health & safety industry, where he has built a strong foundation in CDM consultancy and Principal Designer duties. After achieving the NEBOSH General Certificate, he developed experience across a range of sectors including education, healthcare, and commercial and residential projects.

He joined Stace in 2025 as a CDM Consultant and Principal Designer. Throughout his career, Billy has supported a wide range of public and private sector clients, including NHS Trusts, North Kent College, Knight Dragon Developments and various educational establishments.

Billy enjoys collaborating with project teams to identify design risks early and promote practical, proportionate safety measures that enhance both buildability and user safety. He is passionate about fostering a strong health and safety culture within design and construction teams.

Outside of work, Billy enjoys travel and seeking out new experiences, whether that’s exploring new places, relaxing on holiday, or spending time with family and friends. He is a keen sports fan who previously played rugby and has more recently developed a love for golf. Naturally competitive, Billy enjoys the social side of sport, whether that’s a round of golf or a board game night with friends.

With 18 years of industry experience, Matthew began his career as an apprentice at Stace in 2007.

Now a Quantity Surveyor at Associate level, he has delivered projects across a wide range of sectors including Commercial, Education, Residential, Industrial, and Healthcare. His client portfolio includes the London Borough of Enfield, Royal Mail, Chelsea and Westminster NHS Trust, and Tesco.

A keen darts player, Matthew can often be found at the oche. Whether it’s a casual match with friends or a local league competition, he enjoys the game as a way to unwind and keep his competitive edge sharp.