PfH Advisory Group
The Advisory group is responsible for advising Inprova Group and HouseMark on whether or not the management of the Consortium fulfils the needs of the social housing sector.
The core values of the group consist of:
- Helping to maintain PfH's position as the best procurement consortium within the sector
- Informing PfH of key sector attributes in order to enable PfH to provide services that meet the needs of the sector
- Promoting the spirit of collaborative procurement
- Acting as enablers on behalf of PfH in promoting effective procurement throughout the sector
- Enabling PfH to directly and indirectly support the relationship between HouseMark, CIH and the National Housing Federation
- Contributing towards the improvement of the housing sector and the communities it supports
Members:
- Chair, Mike Owens, Chief Executive at Merthyr Valley Homes
- Laurice Ponting, Chief Executive at HouseMark
- Martin Cawthorn, Assistant Director, Procurement at L&Q
- Mark Jenkinson, Group Procurement Manager at Gentoo Group
- Vinny Roche, Director of Commercial Services at First Choice Homes Oldham
- Kirsty Bower, Head of Procurement at Affinity Sutton
- Ian Atkinson, Director of Assets & Infrastructure at Cartrefi Cymunedol Gwynedd Cyf
- Steven Malone, Managing Director at Inprova Group
- Thomas Cadwallader, Business Partner at POBL Group
- Jonathan Turton, Procurement Manager at Yorkshire Housing
- Steve Puddy, Procurement Manager at Merthyr Valley Homes
- Rebecca Rance, Chief Exec at Newark & Sherwood Homes
- Paul Moss, Finance Director at HouseMark
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