Henry Boot has promoted Iain MacSween to the role of managing director of the group’s land promotion business Hallam Land.
He replaces Nick Duckworth at the end of the year, who is leaving Hallam Land after 33 years.
MacSween joined the business in 2018 as a regional manager, before being promoted to Hallam Land’s board in 2021 to lead the south eastern region.
Tim Roberts, CEO of Henry Boot, said: “Hallam Land is a hugely successful business that has grown significantly since its inception in 1989, facilitating the supply of over 60,000 homes, as well as commercial, logistics, retail and community spaces. At over 107,000 residential plots, we’re currently managing one of the largest portfolios in the UK.
“Iain has proven to be a very effective leader and brings a wealth of planning experience to the table as we look forward to the next period of growth for Hallam Land. I look forward to working with Iain closely and congratulate him on his promotion. On behalf of the board and everyone at Henry Boot, I also wish Nick Duckworth all the best for the future as he leaves the business after a very successful career”
MacSween added: “I’m honoured to take on the role of managing director at such an important time for Hallam Land and proud to be joining the Henry Boot executive committee. The Hallam Land business has earned a strong reputation for unlocking strategic land and delivering transformative development across the UK. I’m proud to have contributed to that journey and look forward to leading our talented team into the next chapter of growth, innovation, and impact.
“As we navigate a seemingly ever-evolving planning landscape and rising demand for housing, our focus remains on creating value through collaboration, foresight, and delivery. I’d like to thank Nick for his outstanding leadership and contribution to Hallam Land, and I’m excited to build on that legacy as we continue shaping places and communities for the future.”
