Industrial developer and asset manager Chancerygate has appointed an experienced project manager in its Bristol office to support its growth ambitions in the South West and South Wales.
Paul Stayte, pictured, joins Chancerygate from the Bristol office of nationwide property consultancy Gardiner & Theobald, where he worked as an associate director on the delivery of construction projects. 
A chartered surveyor, Paul will be responsible for managing the successful delivery of industrial development projects across the region.
Founded in 1995, Chancerygate is the UK’s largest multi-unit industrial developer and asset manager and the only one operating nationwide.
During the past three years it have developed more than 568,000 sq ft of Grade A industrial space across five schemes in the South West, including on Bristol’s outskirts at Warmley and Emersons Green, worth a combined £76m.
London-headquartered Chancerygate launched its Bristol office last October after hiring development director Rupert Joseland from St Modwen Industrial & Logistics.
Rupert said: “Paul brings a huge amount of project management experience to the role and has a terrific reputation in the local region. He is an excellent first addition to our Bristol office team.
“To enable our ambitious growth strategy for the South West and South Wales, we need to recruit highly capable people who share our vision and passion for delivering high specification developments.
“Paul has all of those qualities, and I am certain he will play a pivotal role in helping us achieve our goals.”
Paul added: “I’ve seen Chancerygate continue to expand its operations both nationally and here in the South West.
“The company has a clear sustainable growth strategy and a fantastic reputation for project delivery, client service and looking after its people.
“I’m looking forward to working with Rupert and the wider Chancerygate team to contribute to the Bristol office’s continued progress.”
The firm, which also has offices in Warrington, Birmingham and Milton Keynes, currently has more than 3.5m sq ft of industrial space under construction or ready for development.
