Imogen has been a respected member of the team for nearly two years, with bricks being part of her family for three generations. A legacy which runs through everything she does. With a strong background in business, she specialises in the day-to-day runnings of The Façade Collective Architectural Solutions. From coordinating teams and ensuring smooth project flow to specifying the right materials for each job, she ensures that every detail is aligned with quality, efficiency, and compliance. Outside of work, Imogen is a keen cook and loves trying out new recipes on her partner and daughter.

Sam has been a valued member of the team since April 2020, specialising in material specification and working closely with architects, clients, and cost consultants to ensure optimal product selection from the earliest stages of a project. He also collaborates with main contractors during RIBA Stages 4 and 5, providing guidance on cost efficiencies and carbon emission reductions to support sustainable and value-driven outcomes. Outside of work, Sam is an avid cricketer, a regular at Hyrox fitness sessions, and enjoys unwinding with friends at his local pub.

With six years of industry experience and four years at the company, Hannah specialises in identifying materials in architectural drawings and specifying appropriate products. She supports project management throughout the sales process and assists customers by proposing suitable product options. When not at work, Hannah enjoys staying active—whether it’s running, playing football, or cooking up something great in the kitchen.

Mandy plays a key role behind the scenes, supporting the business with essential research and administrative coordination. With a keen eye for detail and a methodical approach, she ensures that critical information – from materials data to compliance documentation - is accurate, accessible and up to date for the rest of the team. Outside of work, Mandy enjoys winding down with quiet weekends, good food, and planning the next escape to sunny Spain.

Often described as the "legs of the business," Phil is always on the move—whether it’s making sure deliveries get where they need to be, delivering samples or digging into the details behind the scenes. With a hands-on work ethic, Phil bridges the gap between operations and information. Outside of work, Phil enjoys relaxing with family, and never says no to a holiday in sunny Spain to unwind and recharge.

With over 35 years of experience in the UK construction industry, Neil has cultivated strong relationships with façade installers, manufacturers, architects, and clients built on trust and collaboration. His current focus is dedicated to discovering innovative product solutions that deliver genuine carbon savings and raising awareness about advancements that contribute to combating the climate crisis. Outside of his professional commitments, he enjoys reading and watching sports, especially when he can carve out time with his nine grandchildren.

Rebecca Heald is passionate about sustainability, with over 20 years’ experience in leadership, behaviour change, and organisational development. Four years ago, she made the shift into construction when she saw a glaring gap, the need for aligned thinking around sustainability. Her focus is on making sustainability stick, not just through products and performance, but through the people driving the projects. At The Facade Collective, she works closely with clients to embed circular thinking, inclusion, and innovation into every stage of the façade journey. When she’s not driving change, you’ll find her exploring the coast with her two boys or speaking on the future of sustainable construction.

For two decades James has been at the forefront of driving sustainability within construction. His passion lies in developing project sustainable strategies, whole life carbon analysis and lifecycle assessment to deliver tangible results. He has served as a Non-Executive Director for Sustainability West Midlands and contributed an expert chapter to the book "Social Value in Practice". He has completed UKGBC Future Leaders and Cambridge Centre for Sustainability Leadership programmes, and was part of the team that developed the Cambridge Centre for Smart Innovation (CSIC) Carbon Reduction Code. Outside of work he is a keen cyclist and qualified to coach in velodromes. He also enjoys running and bouldering.

Billy is one of the OGs of the team and has been a part of the business for 8 years. He is highly experienced in adding joy to people’s working lives. When not at work, Billy spends majority of his time playing down by the river and snacking on carrots.