Gary Benn
Director
Director
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Gary is a Director based in our Cambridge office. He specialises in building and project consultancy, with extensive experience in property and estate management, construction procurement and design across the education sector.
Gary has over 20 years' experience delivering complex property and construction projects, with a strong track record of securing substantial funding for academy clients. He has also successfully led the establishment and growth of regional offices, building high performing teams and delivering projects across education, higher education, health and residential sectors.
Prior to joining BTG, Gary gained experience at a national property consultancy and a specialist engineering and design practice, where he held senior leadership roles managing diverse project portfolios. He is a Chartered Building Surveyor (MRICS) and holds a degree in Building from the University of Brighton.
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