Glen Chapman

A highly experienced property professional

Professional Experience Summary – Glen Chapman
•  Senior Leadership in Property Development
•  Over 20 years in construction and property, rising to Development Director and Land & Sales Director at Sweetcroft Homes.
•  Directed the full lifecycle of residential and mixed-use developments: land acquisition, planning, construction, and sales.
•  Built and managed multidisciplinary teams, ensuring projects were delivered on time, within budget, and to high quality standards.
•  Commercial Management & Quantity Surveying Expertise
•  Early career as Quantity Surveyor and Senior QS at Mansell Construction and St James Homes, managing budgets, procurement, and contracts on complex schemes.
•  Strong track record in cost control, contract negotiation, and risk management, ensuring commercial viability across diverse projects.
•  Experienced in implementing cost management systems and driving efficiency across development portfolios.
•  Strategic Leadership & Stakeholder Engagement
•  Skilled in building long-term relationships with landowners, local authorities, consultants, and contractors.
•  Proven ability to balance commercial objectives with design quality and community impact.
•  Experienced in brand development and sales strategy, strengthening market presence and customer engagement.

Regional & Sector Expertise
•  Deep knowledge of the Oxfordshire, Berkshire, and Gloucestershire markets.
•  Interest and technical understanding in sustainable building technology, energy efficiency, and renewables.
•  Delivered high-end residential schemes with a focus on long-term value creation.

Education Summary – Glen Chapman
•  Abingdon School, Oxfordshire
•  Completed A-Levels in Economics, Biology, and Geography.
•  Developed strong analytical, problem-solving, and critical thinking skills.
•  Built a foundation in understanding markets, environmental systems, and spatial planning—subjects that have directly supported your career in property development and commercial management.

Key Relevance
•  Economics: Equipped you with commercial awareness, cost analysis, and financial decision-making skills.
•  Biology: Provided insight into sustainability and environmental considerations, now valuable in energy efficiency and renewables.
•  Geography: Strengthened your understanding of land use, planning, and regional development—core to your expertise in acquisitions and project delivery.