Charles Halvieim and his fellow BTP Board members are focused on building for the future. “It’s never been more important for us to provide added value. We do, and that’s what sets us apart. We deliver the services and safeguards that investors and banks like to see before releasing funds for important projects”.
Halvieim has taken the initiative by creating a strategic blueprint to help BTP raise the bar even further when it comes to quality, integrity and value. At the end of last year he commissioned a strategic review of the business. “It was apparent that 40 years of service to the industry and a world class team gave BTP (formerly known as the Barrie Tankel Partnership) a distinct edge, but we also identified scope for improvement. We’re now looking at a major upgrade to our technical infrastructure, and are recruiting the best new talent in the industry.”
Last month Mike Goldwater was appointed BTP Head of Communications, and the latest recruit to join the growing team at BTP is quantity surveyor Moya Maginn. From Northern Ireland and with a First Class Honours Degree from the University of Ulster, Maginn has already gained invaluable international experience working in Malta and the Middle East. Highlights of her time in Dubai include her involvement in a £140million 64-storey residential project and her work on a £135 million print plant project.
With many more exciting prospects in the pipeline, Halvieim is delighted to welcome Goldwater and Maginn to the team, and aims to increase the headcount at BTP by a further 20% before the end of the year.