Housebuilder Crest Nicholson has appointed a new managing director for the South West as it targets further growth across the region.
Mark Foyle, who has worked at Crest Nicholson for almost 10 years in its strategic partnerships and land and Chiltern divisions, will spearhead the firm's operations in the West Country, including expanding its current portfolio of developments.
He has been involved in a number of the housebuilder's flagship schemes, including Campbell Wharf at Milton Keynes, Kilnwood Vale in Crawley and Monksmoor Park in Daventry. Crest Nicholson said Mr Foyle had also played "an instrumental role" in the South West, including with its developments at Hunts Grove in Gloucester and Tadpole Garden Village in Swindon.
Mr Foyle said: “Having been working at Crest Nicholson for a number of years in different facets, including across key developments within the South West, I am excited to take on the role of managing director. I look forward to working with the incredible team in Bristol to unlock more opportunities within the region and deliver further growth for the business.”
Peter Truscott, chief executive of Crest Nicholson, added: “Mark’s experience in placemaking will put the South West division in a strong place to secure quality land and reach our target of delivering 4,000 much-needed homes every year.
"As a business, we are focused on developing long-term careers for our people, and the appointment of Mark as managing director of the South West is testament to the learning and development opportunities on offer at Crest Nicholson.”
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