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Mace Group CEO Jason Millett to stand down to explore new opportunities
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The timing reflects the completion of the group’s demerger of its Consult business.
Millett joined Mace in 2008 as part of the CLM Delivery Partner joint venture during the delivery of the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games. Photograph shows the Athlete’s Village under construction. Image: Basphoto/Dreamstime
Jason Millett will be standing down as group CEO of Mace Group and Mace Construct at the end of December 2026 to spend time exploring new opportunities.
He will remain in his role on the board of the newly independent Mace Consult.
The timing reflects the completion of the group’s demerger of its Consult business and transition to a more simplified and focused construction business.
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During his tenure as group CEO, the business has secured investment in Mace Consult and separated it as an independent business.
Mace also won several major construction appointments and delivered strong operational performance during 2025.
London 2012 Games
Millett joined Mace in 2008 as part of the CLM Delivery Partner joint venture during the delivery of the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games. He became programme director.
He was part of the management buyout of Mace in 2013 and went on to hold several board roles.
In 2020, he became chief executive of Mace Consult, where he led its global growth and established the business as one of the world’s leading programme managers. He was appointed deputy group chief executive of Mace in 2024 and, since January 2025, has led the group as chief executive.
During the transition, Mark Reynolds CBE, executive chair, will return to a more active role within Mace Construct.
“Jason has played a crucial role in the success of the business over the past 18 years and, during his tenure as chief executive, has provided exceptional leadership across both our Consult and Construct teams,” Reynolds said.
“On behalf of the board and shareholders, I would like to thank Jason for his service and wish him the very best for the future. Over the coming months, Jason and I will work closely together as he transitions out of the business, and the Board shapes its future leadership plans for Mace Construct as we develop our new identity and strategy.”
Millett said: “I am immensely proud to have played a role in Mace’s journey, from building Mace Consult into a renowned global programme manager to supporting the exceptional Mace Construct team in their work across the UK.
“Following the successful separation of Mace Consult, this felt like a natural moment to reflect on what comes next. I’m grateful to Mace for the opportunity to complete this chapter properly, and to the colleagues, clients and partners who have supported me along the way.”
“I believe Mace Construct has a strong sense of direction and a significant opportunity ahead as a simpler and more focused business, and while the time is right for me to step back, I’m very much looking forward to continuing to contribute to the industry in new ways.”
• This story was edited 20 May 2026 to correct the original, which said Jason Millett would be stepping down from the board of Mace Consult. He will remain on the board.
