| THE TEAM |
[ CREW DETAILS ] |
The Oak Holdings Flight Crew are:-
Malcolm Savage |
Steve Lewis
Peter Collins |
Mike Williams
Malcolm Savage FRICS - Executive Chairman
Over 35 years' experience of property development and investment. 1979 - 2000 worked for and became
Chief Executive of St. Martins Property Corporation, a multi-national property company owned by the State
of Kuwait. Major projects undertaken included London Bridge City, Windmill Business Park Swindon, Rialto Towers
Melbourne and Tour Manhattan in Paris. Malcolm is past President of the European Property Federation.
Stephen Lewis FRICS DipProjMan (RICS) - Chief Executive
One of the youngest Fellows of the RICS ever elected. 30 years' experience of major development and investment
projects for blue chip companies. 10 years at St. Martins Property Corporation. Part of the team on the London
Bridge City extra scheme. Also employed by the Grosvenor Estate, Heron International, Estates & General plc
and Planet Hollywood (Europe) Limited. Major projects undertaken include Castle Mall (Norwich), Cribb's Causeway
(Bristol), the UK headquarters for AIB (Uxbridge), Sound Republic (London and New York) and establishing the Heron
City Concept in Europe.
Peter Collins - Director
Worked on corporate insurance programmes for blue chip organisations including IBM, Michelin Tyre and Hays plc.
Handled the insurance and risk management requirements of Hays plc for 20 years while developing external business.
Peter has worked on project policies including those for London Bridge City and Castle Mall Norwich.
Michael Williams C Eng. FCMA MCIBSE - Director
Served many years with Hadens as a Director: successfully established energy businesses in the Middle.
Founder of CDC and widely recognised as the UK’s leading visionary in the field of integrated systems within
the Intelligent Buildings and built environment. Only non-chinese member on new Chinese Standards Committee
for Intelligent Buildings and also sits on the Board of Management for the M Sc in Intelligent Buildings
at Reading University.

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