Event Summary
GALLERY | Scene Power in Property 2022
4 February 2022 10:23
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Scene Power in Property celebrated the industry’s most influential on 3 February at the Everyman Theatre in Manchester.
Those honoured included Renaker managing director Daren Whitaker, Stockport Council chief executive Caroline Simpson, Allied London chairman Mike Ingall, De Trafford Estates founder Gary Jackson, and Bruntwood Works chief executive Ciara Keeling.
Bruntwood chief executive Chris Oglesby claimed the evening’s top prize, earning praise for Bruntwood’s push for sustainability and focus on rethinking traditional offices. See the full Scene Power in Property list.
Scene Power in Property List was devised by Manchester-based commercial interior design and fit-out firm Scene, in association with Place North West.
All photos by Owen Peters.
- The Scene Power in Property Award.
- Julie Hall of DeTrafford, Ian Simpson of SimpsonHaugh, Gary Jackson of DeTrafford and Sean Anstee of Trafford Housing Trust
- Courteney Kiely of Scene, Tom Bloxham of Urban Splash
- Courteney Kiely of Scene and Martin Currie of Citypress
- Deborah McLaughlin of DMCL& Associates and Mulbury, Caroline Simpson of Stockport Council, and Caroline Baker of Cushman & Wakefield
- Sean Anstee of Trafford Housing Trust
- Paul Unger of Place North West and Steve Parry of Ion Developments
- Sir Richard Leese and Ian Knight of Manchester Life
- Sean Anstee of Trafford Housing Trust, Courteney Kiely of Scene and Gary Jackson of DeTrafford
- Kirsty Butcher of Place North West and Julie Hall of DeTrafford
- Colin Sinclair of Sciontec
- Hilary Brett-Parr of FEC and Rachel Haugh of SimpsonHaugh
- Vicky Russell of PAG, Alex Russell of PAG and Paul Unger of Place North West
- Guy Butler of Glenbrook and Tom Bloxham of Urban Splash
- Deborah McLaughlin of DMCL& Associates and Mulbury
- Courteney Kiely of Scene, Sir Richard Leese, Ian Knight of Manchester Life
- Martin Currie of Citypress and Hilary Brett-Parr of FEC
- Steve Parry of Ion Developments, Stephen Wild of MediaCity, and Paul Unger of Place North West
- Ian Simpson of SimpsonHaugh
- Gary Jackson of DeTrafford
- Chris Oglesby of Bruntwood and Howard Lord of CERT Property
- Martin Currie of Citypress and Courteney Kiely of Scene
- Rachel Haugh of SimpsonHaugh and Courteney Kiely of Scene
- Rachel Haugh of SimpsonHaugh and Courteney Kiely of Scene
- Julie Hall of DeTrafford and Ian Simpson of SimpsonHaugh
- Tom Bloxham of Urban Splash
- Phil Mayall of Muse Developments
- Sean Anstee of Trafford Housing Trust, Vicky Russell of PAG
- Caroline Baker of Cushman & Wakefield
- John Downes of Langtree
- Guy Butler of Glenbrook, Chris Cheap of Avison Young, John Downes of Langtree, Ian Sherry of Glenrook
- Andrew Bradley-Nixon of FEC, Tom Bloxham of UrbanSplash and Rachel Haugh of SimpsonHaugh
- Vicky Russell of PAG
- Guy Butler of Glenbrook and John Downes of Langtree
- Gavin Currie of Legacie
- Chris Hosty of Cert Property and Courteney Kiely of Citypress
- The event featured a video showcasing how far Manchester has come
- The Power in Property attendees at the official ceremony
- Paul Unger of Place North West was the evening's emcee
- Chris Oglesby of Bruntwood accepts his award
- Credit: Owen Peters Photography
- Paul Unger of Place North West, Courteney Kiely of Scene and Chris Oglesby of Bruntwood
- Ciara Keeling of Bruntwood Works and Sean Anstee of Trafford Housing Trust
- Chris Oglesby of Bruntwood, Vicky Russell of PAG and Alex Russell of PAG
- Ian Knight of Manchester Life and Gavin Currie of Legacie
- Hilary Brett-Parr, Gavin Taylor and Andrew Bradley-Nixon of FEC
- Vicky Russell of PAG and Courteney Kiely of Scene
- Julie Hall of DeTrafford and Tom Bloxham of UrbanSplash
- Andrew Bradley-Nixon of FEC, Hilary Brett-Parr of FEC, Sean Anstee of Trafford Housing Trust
- Howard Lord and Chris Hosty of CERT Property
- Martin Currie of Citypress, Tom Bloxham of UrbanSplash, Julie Hall of DeTrafford, Gary Jackson of DeTrafford and Chloe Jackson
- Dino Moutsopoulos of Place North West and Vicky Russell of PAG
- Ian Simpson of SimpsonHaugh, Julia Hatmaker of Place North West, Rachel Haugh of SimpsonHaugh and Kirsty Butcher of Place North West
- Chris Oglesby of Bruntwood
- Sean Anstee of Trafford Housing Trust, Hilary Brett-Parr of FEC and Andrew Bradley-Nixon of FEC
- Courteney Kiely of Scene and Martin Currie of Citypress
