Mark brings a proven track record of over 25 years working in commercial office spaces from both sides of the fence, as manufacturer and dealer. 8 years developing Major Projects for the Worlds largest office furniture manufacturer and London’s largest furniture dealer.
This role provided an in-depth experience of the manufacturing and design process, in conjunction with the specification of work environments, pricing and delivery to market place. Working with a wide range of clients, from small start ups to large organisations which included Apple, BAA, BA, Barclays, BT, Johnson & Johnson, Lloyds, ITV, EMC2, Mastercard, Tesco, Nationwide Building Society, Virgin Atlantic.
Constantly challenged to offer the best value solutions and identify the latest trends and efficiencies across all areas of the process from initial design to successful completion. A keen Rugby and Cricket supporter, Mark lives in Tunbridge Wells with his wife and three teenage children.
Martyn has worked within the Office Furniture Industry since 1984 primarily with Internationally recognised manufacturing companies. In addition, he has for the last 10 years successfully worked alongside two of the UK’s largest Office Furniture Dealerships gaining expert knowledge of products available to clients today.
Martyn also carries expert knowledge from within Furniture Industry of design and manufacturing processes together with logistical requirements to support such supply agreements. His time in the industry has allowed him to work closely with the Public Sector which has proven to be successful in influencing the award of many recognised OJEW led bids for companies to which he has been associated.
In addition to the public sector, Martyn has won and held principle accounts with the financial markets leading to the award of longstanding contract awards with several High Street Banking corporations. His experience also covers the petrochemical industry and Print industries. From over the years Martyn has had the privilege of working with organisations such as RBS, Barclays, Home Office, FCO, HMRC, BP, Esso, Lloyds TSB, MoD, LST, Haymarket publishing and Mirror Group Newspapers.
