Influential Conservative politician Lord Stuart Polak has joined Legacie Developments as a senior advisor.

The Liverpool-based company is embarking on an exciting expansion plan and will be advised on business growth and new opportunities by Lord Polak.

The business has major regeneration schemes underway in Liverpool, Manchester and Luton and is set to strengthen its property and construction portfolio across the UK even further in 2023 as it builds on £500m worth of already-completed developments.

Lord Polak (pictured centre) was born and raised in Liverpool and attended King David High School.  He was appointed as only the second Director of Conservative Friends of Israel in 1989, a position which he held until 2015 when he was made honorary president. In March 2015, he was awarded a CBE for political services.

A senior political figure, he has been influential in the campaign to persuade the government to commit to installing defibrillators in every school across the country as part of his involvement with the Oliver King Foundation. Lord Polak is also a patron of the Football For Change initiative which was launched by Liverpool FC defender Trent Alexander-Arnold in 2020.

Lord Polak CBE says: “As a proud Scouser, I am passionate about the regeneration of Liverpool and I am looking forward to helping Legacie, a homegrown business, thrive and continue to grow.

“Legacie Developments has been at the forefront of some of the most important regeneration developments in Liverpool in recent years and has exciting plans for the future including an expansion of training opportunities for young people. I am looking forward to supporting the team.”

In 2022, Legacie was named Most Trusted Real Estate Development Company in the UK and last week was named Developer of the Year at the Downtown Liverpool Awards.

John Morley, CEO Legacie Developments, adds:  “I am pleased to welcome Stuart to the Legacie Developments team. He brings notable business experience and shares a real passion for the regeneration of Liverpool.

“His work with Legacie is going to be incredibly important as we grow over the next couple of years not only in Liverpool but across the North West and the wider UK.”

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