MEPC has bolstered its NOMA team in Manchester city centre with two new hires. Olivia Hewitt joins as development manager at NOMA from One Heritage Group. Prior to that she worked for Cushman & Wakefield. At MEPC she will play a key role in shaping the public realm as well as the health and wellbeing offering at Angel Square.
Alice Bolton-Gough, who previously worked for JLL, Mileway and Squarestone, joins MEPC as an asset manager with responsibilities across both NOMA and the developer’s Wellington Place scheme in Leeds.
Paul Pavia, commercial director at MEPC said: “2023 is setting out to be a landmark year of progress and development at NOMA. Ahead of the completion of 4 Angel Square which will set the new sustainability and smart working standards for office buildings in the UK, it is great to welcome Olivia and Alice to NOMA, as we look to carry this momentum into the second half of the year. In an industry that has been male dominated for too long, we are very proud of the fact that we are now a female majority team.”
Hewitt added: “Having followed the work taking place at NOMA for a number of years, I’m proud to join the team that is playing a key role in transforming Manchester’s city centre. Over the last few years, the importance of green space within city centres has been highlighted time and time again, so I look forward to shaping NOMA’s public realm over the next few years.”
Bolton-Gough said: “Sustainability and social impact are both issues that sit close to me. NOMA has a proven track record when it comes to sustainable development and social impact, so I am pleased to join a team that I can work towards a shared goal with.”
