[et_pb_section bb_built=”1″][et_pb_row][et_pb_column type=”4_4″][et_pb_text _builder_version=”3.19.7″] Grayson were delighted to sponsor the annual awards ceremony, a key landmark in the brick industry’s calendar during the dazzling ceremony in central London’s Hilton Park Lane this week. Now into its 39th year, The Brick Awards is the longest, most well established design awards in the UK. The categories are […]
Magna 34 Industrial Park
Temple Road
Rotherham
England
S60 1FG
Unit 6 Edgar Ind Estate
Comber Road
Carryduff
Northern Ireland
BT8 8AN
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Ibrox Business Park
Glasgow
Scotland
G51 2JR
Lombard House
8 Lombard Road
London
England
SW19 3TZ
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Unit 6 Edgar Ind Estate, Comber Road, Carryduff, Northern Ireland
BT8 8AN
02890 81 55 66
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Unit 3 Invergyle Court, Ibrox Business Park, Glasgow
G51 2JR
0141 465 19 00
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Magna 34 Industrial Park, Temple Road, Rotherham
S60 1FG
01709 786 100
sheffield@grayson-gb.com
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SW19 3TZ
020 3576 3910
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Grayson London is solely a Technical and Specification location.
Madelaine has always worked in construction so she knows her way around the industry, but she will often get lost in her own town.
Born in South Africa, Madelaine swapped the stunning sunshine in Cape Town for the cloudy charm of Belfast. We’re not sure what made her make this decision, starting a new life in Ireland isn’t for the faint-hearted.
Madelaine is mother to two sons 22 and 25 who she loves to spend her time with, watching them mature into handsome men.
Our regional manager Jim likes to pretend that he is ‘pure Scottish’ but secretly he’s half English. Now, we ‘dinnae ken’ why he’s proud of his Scottish ancestry, but each to their own!
Despite his Scottish routes, Jim is great at his job, there’s no denying that.
You won’t often see Jim cracking up in the office, but we suppose there isn’t a lot to laugh at up in Scotland so he’s probably out of practice.
Helen spends most of her time playing with her orchestra. She claims that her biggest passion is music, but then again, her instrument of choice is the flute.
Playing her flute isn’t the only music that Helen makes, she is the proud owner of a big laugh that bounces off every corner of the office. More often than not, you will hear her laugh before you see her!
Helen’s a single girl, and enjoys meeting up with friends for nights out at the cinema, eating out and keeping the local Brew Dog in business!! She says she doesn’t drink much…. we know different!
Non-Executive Chair
Andy isn’t technically an employee here at Grayson but insisted on having his biography on the team page. His interesting choice of dedication as a Sheffield United fan is a big controversy to the many Wednesday fans in the office.
Ex-miner and world-renowned customer experience expert (well, that’s what he says!), Andy combines his public speaking with his love for travelling the world – and still manages to make it back to the Grayson Directors meetings to make the team jealous of his adventures.
Always returning to his roots, guiding Grayson in Rotherham… and beyond.
Although she won’t admit it, Clare has been in the game a long time.
Supplying power tools and fixings was her first job in the construction industry. Due to this she has the ability to spot a tool a mile off.
Clare must have been a magician in a former life as her ability to spin plates is quite something. With a husband who works away, 2 kids with a shed load of activities, her taxi and cheerleading skills are on hand most evenings and weekends.
Clare and her family enjoy escaping to Filey, where they enjoy long walks on the beach and eating fish and chips. Clare loves her holiday home as there is absolutely no phone signal.
Henry’s takes great pride in his family, a wife to whom he’s absurdly lucky to have been married to for over 30 years. And two children in their 20’s, who now talk to him having managed their way through the teenage years.
Having left his pretend job of 15 years as a fully-fledged P.G.A qualified Golf Professional, Henry has managed his last 20 years + in construction within manufacturing, technical specification, and sub-contracting.
He spends his time away from work trying to re-kindle the talent he had a long time ago on the golf course, whilst also managing a keen interest in the gym, trying to maintain the muscle to body fat ratio in a good way.
Regional Manager
Chris’s claim to fame is working with both Tony and Clare for over 24 years, and still being alive to tell the tale. He’s been working for Grayson since day one!
Outside of the office, Chris has a passion for music and plays in a Brass Band. He’s performed at the Albert Hall, and recently performed at Soccer Aid for Unicef in front of 70,000 supporters at Old Trafford.
If he’s not playing music or working, Chris does also like to watch Barnsley FC which unfortunately, doesn’t put a smile on his face too often.
CEO & Managing Director
Having two teenage daughters, Tony enjoys spending much of this time working away.
He also has an old wife and new a Doberman, therefore the only time people value him is in the office or on site.
As a Sheffield Wednesday fan, the poor fella doesn’t get any joy there either.
Tony has been the Managing Director of Grayson for nearly twenty-years. For all of this time he was also moonlighting for ACS. Again, holding down two jobs was the perfect excuse for not going home.
In a previous life Tony used to play solders, however he has very few war stories due to the fact his job was to the fix equipment real soldiers used.
Tony’s biggest fear is retirement.