Mace Consult has appointed former ISG chief executive Zoe Price as managing director for Europe as the business targets further growth across the continent.
Price will lead performance and strategy in the region, drawing on over 20 years of senior leadership experience in construction, including roles at ISG, Willmott Dixon and Morgan Sindall.
Her appointment follows three other senior hires to Mace Consult’s Europe hub in recent weeks.
These include Louise Sunderland as head of cities and places, Martyn Court as head of mobility, and Rachael Saville as European lead for programme and project management, who joined from Arcadis.
Andy Beard, who had previously overseen some of the European work, will now focus solely on growing Mace Consult’s infrastructure offer.
Mace Consult is the consultancy arm of the wider Mace Group and employs more than 3,000 people in its Europe hub. It provides services including advisory, project management, planning, cost and commercial management, and responsible business consultancy.
The firm has recently been appointed as programme delivery partner for Anglian Water’s £11bn capital investment programme and for the government’s New Hospital Programme to improve NHS facilities.
Chief executive Davendra Dabasia said Price would support the firm’s ambitions to become a leading global delivery consultancy, adding: “Her operational and delivery expertise will help drive positive outcomes for clients across our Europe hub.”
Price said she was “looking forward to working with our talented teams across Europe to expand our footprint and deliver programmes that benefit communities”.
At ISG, Zoe Price served as group director for public sector frameworks and chief operating officer for UK construction before becoming chief operating officer.
She stepped up to become chief executive in February last year after the departure of Matt Blowers.
ISG went into administration seven months later.
In July this year, Mace Group announced it would carve out Mace Consult, in a deal that saw Goldman Sachs Alternatives’ private equity arm take a majority stake in the consultancy arm.
Source: Mace Consult press release
