Faithful + Gould has appointed a new head of its Hong Kong office, as the firm announced it had won two major schemes in the city
Faithful + Gould has appointed former ISG Asia director Henry Stevens as head of operations in Hong Kong, one of the consultant鈥檚 three main Asian offices.
The firm said Stevens had already helped the Hong Kong office secure two major contracts.
The first is to project manage the rolling refurbishment of luxury members club the American Club鈥檚 three premises in Hong Kong.
These include the 30,000ft2 Club House in the centre鈥檚 Exchange Square and its three acre country club in the south of the island.
The second is a contract to project and cost manage a new headquarters in the Kowloon district for Indian mining and retail client KGK.
The wins will enable the Hong Kong office to recruit five further additional staff by next month.
Stevens was previously director of ISG Asia for seven years, where he worked on major projects including Hong Kong鈥檚 450,000ft2 Morgan Stanley headquarters and the city鈥檚 Carmel & Kellett School.
At ISG Stevens also directed the build of Saudi Arabia鈥檚 award-winning 拢75m pavilion at the Shanghai World Expo 2010, which is still open and has attracted over four million visitors to date.
The firm鈥檚 other main Asian offices are in Shanghai and Singapore.
Barry Piper, chief operating officer for Faithful + Gould in Asia, said: 鈥淗enry is one of Asia鈥檚 most talented and experienced project directors and having him join Faithful + Gould further underpins our position as one of Asia鈥檚 leading project and cost management consultants.鈥�
Henry said: 鈥淚t鈥檚 exciting to be joining Faithful + Gould at this moment, working with such prestigious clients as the America Club and working closely with our other offices in Shanghai and Singapore.鈥�
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