Mace Elevates Two Employees to Lead Key Divisions
Mace, a multinational conglomerate known for its commitment to innovation, has made a bold move by appointing two unconventional choices as directors of its science and technology division. This strategic decision highlights Mace’s dedication to pushing the boundaries of traditional thinking and embracing new perspectives in research and development.
Meet the New Directors:
Rob Lemming is now the managing director for public sector and life sciences at Mace. With a background in work-winning and project delivery, Lemming has been a valuable asset to the company since 2014. Notably, he played a key role in the successful delivery of Mace’s £1 billion AstraZeneca Discovery Centre in Cambridge.
Alister Grey, the new managing director for technology and manufacturing, joined Mace from Laing O’Rourke in 2016. His expertise in building management was instrumental in projects like the £1.8 billion second phase of Battersea Power Station. Grey’s focus now includes expanding Mace’s capabilities in data centers and supporting global semiconductor and gigafactory initiatives.
Driving Innovation in Key Markets:
Grey emphasized the importance of digital infrastructure in the current technology revolution, especially with the rise of artificial intelligence (AI). He highlighted Mace’s involvement in delivering cutting-edge projects in the data center market and emphasized the need for robust digital infrastructure to support technological advancements.
Gareth Lewis, Mace’s CEO, praised the appointments as a reflection of the company’s strategic growth plans. He emphasized Mace’s ambition to expand globally and across various sectors, underscoring the importance of having the right talent in place to drive growth and innovation.
Looking Ahead:
With these new appointments, Mace is poised to make significant strides in key sectors such as life sciences, data centers, and the public sector. By tapping into emerging markets and leveraging the expertise of its internal talent pool, Mace is well-positioned to continue its legacy of delivering groundbreaking projects and shaping the future of science and technology.
