Watkin Property Ventures is delighted to announce the appointment of Richard Price as Community Project Manager, as the company expands its charitable work.
Richard joins Watkin Property Ventures team, bringing with him a wealth of experience in community development, sales, marketing, and entrepreneurship. Before starting in his new role, he worked as the Community Development Officer for North Wales Recovery Communities (NWRC), where he played a key role in expanding the charity’s reach in the community. During his time with NWRC, he successfully led numerous projects aimed at supporting individuals on their recovery journey.
Thanks to his diverse experience, Richard has a skill set that will help Watkin Property Ventures expand their work with local charities and organisations. Working alongside Mark Watkin Jones, Susan Ashworth and Mark Hogan, Development Director, Richard will be responsible for driving the successful delivery of multiple activities across various projects. This includes the redevelopment of Tŷ Hillgrove in Bangor into a new home for NWRC residents.
Mark Watkin Jones said: “We are thrilled to have Richard Price on board. As a company we are proud of our work in the community across several charities. We believe in investing in local organisations that make a positive impact, and Richard’s appointment will allow us to do more of this.”
Richard Price added: “I look forward to working with Mark, Susan, and the rest of the team to make a difference to communities in Bangor and across north Wales. So many local organisations which have a real effect on people’s lives depend on volunteers and charitable support, so it’s great to be able to support them and I look forward to working with them in my new role.”
The appointment of Richard Price as Community Project Manager is part of the Watkin Property Ventures’ commitment to the community and its social responsibility. The company is actively involved in various charitable initiatives, supporting education, mental health, and sports programmes throughout the region.