Rehan ul-Haq

Rehan is an experienced leader with 20 years in Strategic Land, Public Policy, Infrastructure and Development. Previously a banker with a 30-year engagement with the City of London undertaking Sovereign Treasury Funds, Corporate Lending, Strategy & Alliances Research, and Human Capital Development roles.

Experienced in development, (including financing a major residential development and West End, London refurbishment schemes), providing evidence (to 28 Public Consultations and Examinations), and supporting nationally important strategic infrastructure (including a STG 250 million HM Treasury funded solution for Operation Stack M20)

Currently promoting a Development Corporation enabling Housing, Commercial, Employment, Infrastructure and a Road-Rail Container Freight Interchange in Ashford, Kent, SE England within the overall Ashford Growth Area development targets of 31,000 homes and 28,000 employment / commercial.

Rehan has a long association with Kent as his Father was an Acute Surgeon (FRCS) there and Rehan attended Sir Joseph Williamson’s Grammar School in Rochester, Kent. Rehan’s university education includes a Joint Humanities degree from Exeter, an MBA from Henley and a Ph.D. from Loughborough.

Companies

• Freedom of the City of London (by Redemption) City of London Corporation (2020)
• Founder, Chairman, CEO Monserat Properties Ltd (MPL): Strategic Land & Enabling Green Development (2000)
• Visiting Fellow : International Business and Strategy Group Henley Business School (2014 — 2018)
• Author & United Nations Consultant : Strategy and Alliances United Nations (1993 — 2014)
• University Lecturer (USA Eq. Assistant Professor) in Strategic Management [Retired] University of Birmingham (1996 — 2012)
• Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) : Management Teaching Fellowship Loughborough University School of Business and Economics / Banking Centre (JV with Economics), (1993 — 1996)
• Executive MBA Henley Management College / Brunel University London (1991 — 1993)
• Manager - Corporate Lending Banker (Trusted Advisor) Bank of Credit and Commerce International S.A. - City of London (1981 — 1991)
• Hobbies Lexus (1985 — 1986)