What made you choose to follow a career in construction?
I was drawn to it because of its constant evolution and the opportunity to make a real impact.
Whether it is a building where people live, work, learn or relax, construction touches everyone’s lives. I loved the idea of being part of something that shapes communities.
You have achieved Fellowship at 30 – the youngest ever! What drives you? What does FCIOB mean for your career
I have always been motivated by the chance to challenge myself and raise standards. Fellowship demonstrates capability and provides a platform to influence change and support the next generation of professionals.
It is already opening doors to new opportunities and expanding my network across the industry.
What are your career ambitions?
I am passionate about quality and business improvement; with a focus on supporting site teams in delivering high standards efficiently.
I understand the pressures of day-to-day site management and aim to make quality processes more intuitive and less burdensome, ensuring we build to the highest standards while maintaining robust records.
My ambition is to influence how quality is understood and embedded across the industry, championing smarter practices that reduce defects and improve quality for clients and end users. Long term, I aspire to take on a leadership role.
What industry trends are you excited about?
The rise of digital tools, AI and emerging technologies is incredibly exciting. These innovations are transforming how we work and make data-driven decisions.
It is an exciting time to be part of the industry, especially as we start to see these tools integrated into everyday operations both in the office and on site.
How do you spend your spare time?
Outside of work I enjoy pilates and yoga, which give me space to reset and reflect. I love travelling and exploring new places.
I am the vice-chair of the West Yorkshire CIOB committee, which allows me to give back to the industry and stay connected to the wider construction community.
