We advised Leicester Museums service on their transformation plan and facilitated client workshops to help determine the future of a notable 1960’s listed building Vaughan College next to listed Roman remains at Jury Wall. We also supported the client on a separate project looking at potential re-development options for another listed building Abbey Pumping Station and Museum.
Invigour provided invaluable support and advice to the Trust Board, to help us determine a disposal strategy for the grade 2 listed former Shelton Hospital and to bring the opportunity to market.
Invigour’s experience and independence enabled the Board to form a consensus on the way forward and identify a preferred bidder to re-develop this sensitive site adjacent to our new Redwoods Mental Health Facility.
They worked transparently, supportively and with good humour to achieve our goal. I have no hesitation in commending them.
The team at HLW tremendously enjoyed working with Invigour.
The leadership, energy and team spirit that they brought to the project got it off to a superb start.
The good communication has continued as the project has progressed… adding greatly to its success.
Mark Holden of Invigour has assisted the University Estates and Facilities Department over a period of several years with the provision of strategic consultancy including facilitation of team workshops; procurement of suppliers; gateway reviews on major projects and post occupancy evaluations.
Mark’s experience and work with us has provided assurance to the University in connection with the delivery of its significant capital investment programme and helped us to capture learning from our activity to inform future projects.
Mark is a trusted advisor whose personal approach of listening, exploring and questioning together with his client and sector knowledge has ensured that Mark is regularly engaged by the University on a wide range of property related activity adding significant value to Estates and Facilities performance.
Invigour have been part of the Gunnersbury Museum and Park project team since 2013. They have played a major role in this £12.8m HLF funded project providing the advice and expertise to transform the local history museum into an exciting place of discovery and wonder offering something to inspire and fascinate everyone. Throughout they have been a pleasure to work with, they have gone the extra mile and worked beyond their brief to ensure the success of the project…I can highly recommend them.