Mark Wilkinson
Director
In 2015 Mark acquired the Louis de Soissons Partnership, now trading as Louis de Soissons Ltd. and is actively working on developing the business to achieve the ambitious targets set by the current management team.
E: mark@louisdesoissons.com
T: 01438 833003
During his long-standing career Mark has worked on a significant number of unusual and complicated projects spanning from sensitive conservation work on government buildings and museums to high profile Automotive dealerships, with most things in between.
Mark has developed a particular expertise in automotive design having represented a significant client in this field for over twenty years. Current projects include the new Rolls-Royce Boutique in Mayfair, the relocation of the Bentley Surrey business and the development of a multi-franchise development in Hatfield, Hertfordshire.
Mark says “to truly succeed in this sector you need to fully understand the client’s business, develop strong working relationships with the car manufacturer’s and really get inside the minds of the people who develop the look and feel of the specific corporate identities. Only once you have done this can you successfully apply all of this understanding to a given project or situation”.
Mark has worked with a wide selection of Automotive clients and is adept at applying specific Brand CI’s to both new and existing dealership locations. With his detailed knowledge of the sector, he has advised major motor manufacturers in developing their CI’s to suit UK inner city locations.
Mark’s continuing ambition in business is to develop further long-term client relationships, particularly in the automotive sector.
Experience
2015 – Present
Louis de Soissons Ltd
2010
ehp
1995
Colliers International
Hatfield Business Park
This groundbreaking new site, designed by Louis de Soissons, combines a new HQ for one of the country’s leading dealer groups with a market leading sales and servicing destination and brings several of the world’s most iconic brands together under one roof.