Project management and quantity surveying consultancy Selway Joyce has strengthened its position in the heritage and education sectors after merging with Katherine Innes Consulting.
The deal sees founder Katie Innes (main picture, inset) join the business, as Selway Joyce looks to expand its service offering as part of a longer-term growth strategy.
The firm, which is approaching its 70th anniversary, operates across prime residential, independent schools and luxury hospitality, with a portfolio spanning central London developments, new-build homes and the redevelopment of listed buildings.
The addition of KIC is aimed at deepening expertise in complex heritage and cultural projects, as demand grows for specialist project management in these areas.
PROJECT DELIVERY
Innes has built a reputation for delivering high-profile heritage schemes, having worked on projects including Westminster Abbey, National Maritime Museum and Alexandra Palace, alongside work with leading independent schools.
She will now lead project delivery and business development across heritage, culture and education within Selway Joyce.
STRONG MOMENTUM
Dean Adkins, Owner & Managing Director of Selway Joyce, says: “Katie has built an impressive business and a loyal client following. She is an exceptional professional and her experience across heritage and cultural projects makes her a natural fit for Selway Joyce.
“We are seeing strong momentum across the practice, and this move positions us to continue to grow our presence in sectors where quality, care and long-term thinking are essential and enhance our position as a trusted partner for complex projects right across the UK.”
Innes adds: “After three years of building KIC, I’m proud of the relationships we’ve formed and the reputation we’ve earned. Our work has always combined a personal, thoughtful approach with clarity and care, and I’m excited to continue this in my new role with the support and shared ambition of Selway Joyce.”
