Tim lives in the west of the Island and is married to Ann; they have a daughter Evie and son, ‘King’ Henry. In his free time, Tim likes to keep fit, entering short and middle distance triathlon races, competing in his first Ironman 70.3 event this April.

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A former Junior Island Squash champion, Mark is still regularly seen on court, but has become better known recently for taking to the fairways at Castletown`s excellent Golf Links Course.

As well as being a regular advisor to Government, Mark is Director of a number of Property related private and public companies with assets spread across the UK. He is also a Governor of the Island`s historic private independent school – King Williams College.

Mark sits on the Management and Executive Committees of the Manx Blind Welfare Society – one of the Island`s oldest and largest charities, and is one of the founder members of ‘Oskars Dreams’, a small charity dedicated to the care of terminally-ill children on the Island.

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Mark joined Black Grace Cowley in the Summer of 2021 as Residential Director to assist with leading and further developing the already very successful Residential Sales & Lettings department. Mark has a level 3 technical award in residential sales and lettings, an NAEA accredited qualification enhancing his already extensive knowledge of the industry.

Married with three children; Ava plus twins Izzie & Alice both of which were born on the Isle of Man and are reminded regularly by their bigger sister that they are “Manxies”. Mark has a keen interest in outdoor sports, is an established member at Peel golf Club and also sits on the board of the ABF – The Soldiers Charity, Isle of Man Branch.

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Qualifying at the College of Estate Management at Reading University he later gained a-mid career Diploma in Arbitration. He has been a director of several publically quoted property companies which hold property investments in the UK and Europe.

Geoff lives in Douglas and has children at school and university, the older children being spread from the Isle of Man to Melbourne and Nashville. He is a past president of the local RICS branch and the , past president of Douglas Rugby Club and is also a long time member of Douglas Rotary Club and the Mount Murray Golf Club.

A Fellow of the RICS, Geoff is one of the most experienced and skilled property professionals on the Island.

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With an honours degree in Urban Estate Management, Andrew has over 26 years involvement in the property sector, qualifying as a Chartered Surveyor in 1995 and practicing initially in the United Kingdom in North Wales, the North West of England and since 2008 on the Isle of Man.

Before joining Black Grace Cowley in 2017, Andrew held the role of Head of Valuation and Asset Management for the Isle of Man Treasury.

A fully qualified RICS Registered Valuer experienced in many aspects of commercial and residential property issues, Andrew heads the Professional Department, offering valuation, landlord and tenant, and general property consultancy services including an oversight of the property management functions within Black Grace Cowley.

Married with four children and living in the South of the island, if not at work or with the family, Andrew volunteers as a junior coach and club rugby development officer for the Junior and Youth Sections at Southern Nomads Rugby Club.

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Isle of Man born and educated at St Johns and Queen Elizabeth II High School, Ben attended Nottingham Trent University in 2010 to study Real Estate. Here he was awarded a First Class Honours Degree in 2014 and received an academic award for his exemplary results from the Dean of the School of Architecture, Design and Built Environment.

During his time at University, Ben was awarded a placement year with McDonalds Restaurants Property and Asset Management Team for 1 year. This involved managing a portfolio of McDonald’s Restaurants throughout the North of England for McDonald’s owned and Franchised stores, including the negotiation of rent reviews, preparing lease renewal recommendations and valuation reports, whilst undertaking the development of refurbishment schemes, side by side drive-thru installation, office moves, tandem projects and land purchases.

Ben secured an extremely competitive Graduate Scheme position with one of the UK’s leading Commercial Property Consultancy, Lambert Smith Hampton, where he rotated through Central London Office Agency, Lease Advisory, Valuation and Property Management Team, before being elected as a professional member of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors in 2016. Ben decided to specialise in Planning and Development Consultancy at Lambert Smith Hampton for a further 4 years, advising landowners from the private and public sectors, commercial developers and house builders on a range of development projects from refurbishments through to driving long-term complex development schemes through the pre-planning, planning, construction and letting / selling phases.

In 2020 Ben moved back to the Isle of Man, now living in Port Erin with his partner Tabby and joined Black Grace Cowley to head up the Commercial Property Management Department but is also heavily involved with the Lettings, Sales, Valuation and Professional Teams.

Outside of work Ben plays Rugby for his local Southern Nomads Team, having Captained Lambert Smith Hamptons team in the National Surveyor 7’s Rugby Tournament between 2017 – 2020 and takes part in the Microgaming and Sid Quirk half marathons each year. Ben also completed the London Marathon in 2021, raising money for Anthony Nolan and takes part in short and middle-distance triathlons.

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