Anthony McGoldrick to head up Bellrock’s consultancy offering in Scotland

Property services partner Bellrock has appointed Anthony McGoldrick as managing director of Consulting in Scotland.

In this newly-created role, McGoldrick will lead the growth of Bellrock’s Scottish consulting capability, strengthen its client base and develop new service offerings tailored to Scotland’s rapidly evolving property landscape.

McGoldrick’s appointment strengthens Bellrock’s commitment to Scotland, where demand for data-driven consultancy, compliance assurance, and strategic asset management is growing at pace. Expanding its leadership footprint in the region supports Bellrock’s long-term strategy to broaden its reach, scale specialised services, and bring its market-leading digital estate management ecosystem to more clients in Scotland.

McGoldrick joins Bellrock as part of the company’s acquisition of Axiom. He brings to the role a strong track record in the built environment, coupled with extensive experience across Scotland. His background includes senior roles within Axiom Project Services, where he delivered strategic consultancy, property advice, and commercial oversight for a broad range of clients. 

As part of this leadership transition, Gary Logue, previously managing director of Axiom, will take up a dedicated business development position, focused on strengthening client relationships and supporting growth across Scotland. Logue’s deep sector knowledge, strong client connections and understanding of the Scottish market remain invaluable to the business. 

Aynsley Cheatley will also be part of the leadership team, following Bellrock’s acquisition of construction and property consultancy, Summers Inman, bringing their Public Sector experience and strong client relationships, as well as underpinning the company’s cross-sector presence and growth plans across Scotland. Cheatley was previously regional managing director (Scotland) for Summers Inman. Logue’s and Cheatley’s continued presence ensures continuity for clients, while enabling Bellrock to expand its consulting footprint under McGoldrick’s leadership.

Speaking about his appointment, McGoldrick said: “Scotland is undergoing a significant phase of property transformation, from the modernisation of public estates to substantial investment in commercial portfolios.

“There is considerable potential for Bellrock to build upon the progress already achieved in this area. Leading the expansion of our consulting capability in Scotland gives me a great opportunity to deepen relationships with clients and to deliver the insight, structure and technology-enabled consultancy services Bellrock is known for.”

Bellrock CEO Carlo Alloni said the strengthening of the company’s leadership in Scotland was a crucial milestone in its Consulting growth journey.

“Anthony brings deep sector expertise, chartered professional credibility, and a strong understanding of the Scottish market,” Alloni said. “His appointment accelerates our ambition to scale Consulting nationwide, broadening our capabilities, deepening our sector knowledge and delivering even greater value to clients across Scotland.”

Also published in: Scottish Construction Now