Breck Homes appoints new managing director
Breck Homes has appointed Philip Dolan as managing director for its North West division, bringing extensive experience in property development and leadership.
Philip joins from Anwyl Homes, where he spent nine years in senior roles including North West managing director and chief operating officer, overseeing a team of 250 staff.
He also has more than 28 years’ experience with Persimmon Homes, PJ Livesey Group, Barratt Homes and Gladman Developments.
In his new role, Philip will lead Breck Homes’ strategy for sustainable growth across the North West, supporting the division’s pipeline of 2000 homes in development and its work with partners including Places for People, Aspire Housing and Great Places.
He said: “Our goal is to strengthen Breck Homes’ position as the developer of choice for our registered provider partners, delivering the affordable homes the country so desperately needs.
“We have an outstanding development pipeline, a strong and passionate team, and a clear vision for the next stage of growth.
“It's remarkable to see how far Breck has come in just five years, especially through challenging market conditions.
“The business is agile, well-funded, and backed by a strong leadership team, we are well poised to continue that growth for the next five years.”
Breck, established in 2020, operates from Preston and Leeds and has delivered over 1,000 homes since inception. Its Breck Homes division is one of the fastest-growing affordable housing developers in the region.
Andy Garnett, chief executive of Breck, added: “We’ve had a strong five years building a series of successful partnerships with our affordable partners and a talented team.
“Importantly, our developments are evolving into thriving neighbourhoods which is rewarding to see.
“As our pipeline and organisation grows, it is important we keep evolving our leadership with experienced professionals who fit our values.
“Phil is exactly that, a well-respected, highly capable leader who will play a pivotal role in the next phase of Breck’s growth.”
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