extraordinary
developing and managing primary health and social care property across West Sussex
West Sussex Estates Partnership Limited
MAKING THE ORDINARY
How I Can
Help You
ABOUT US
West Sussex Estates Partnership Limited (WSEP) is a partnership created by the NHS Local Improvement Finance Trust (LIFT). WSEP develops and manages primary health and social care property across the West Sussex. Projects are procured under the umbrella of the Strategic Partnering Agreement.
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Priorities are determined in the context of a local Strategic Service Development Plan, developed and promoted by the local Strategic Partnering Board. In this regard relationships with the Partcipants (SPA Signatories) are nurtured and maintained.
"We offer the very best services in our field. We never settle for second best and always have your satisfaction as our top priority. It’s who we are and we are proud of it".
SERVICE PLANNING
We are able to assist our partners in structuring where and how their services will be delivered
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Strategic
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Facilitation
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Community engagement
DEVELOPMENT
Our experience ranges from developing small ad-hoc solutions through to entire neighbourhood regeneration
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Master Planning
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Project Management
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Technical Management
FINANCE
We are able to offer market leading financial solutions in addition to financial management services
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Project finance
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Management accountancy
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Financial modelling
SERVICE DELIVERY
Through our sister companies we are able to deliver a range of health and local authority services
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Primary Care
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Pharmacy
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Other health & community services
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Leisure
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Delivery of Capital Works
ESTATE
Our experience ranges from developing small ad-hoc solutions through to entire neighbourhood regeneration
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Asset Management
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FM Management
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Property Management
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Life Cycle
SUPPLY
Whether it be social enterprise, environmental, construction or design, we have an established consortium of experts who enhance our ability to create innovative solutions for our partners
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Construction
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Design
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Environmental
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Social enterprise
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Planning consultants
Elaine Siew
Elaine is the Executive Chair and former CEO of gbpartnerships (gbp) group, Board Director of several public private LIFT companies and has been a member of The LIFT Council since 2006.
Under her leadership, gbp has delivered over £300m in new healthcare facilities, providing strategic estates planning, development, investment, and asset management services across the UK.
Elaine holds a medical degree and is a chartered accountant with 15 years’ experience as a Corporate Finance partner. Her notable success as a business leader and her commitment to diversity and equality resulted in Elaine winning the Leading Women in Infrastructure award at the 2024 Partnerships Awards.
Charlotte Douglass
Charlotte joined the asset management team at Equitix in June 2016. She has particular focus on the real estate assets within the Funds. Charlotte has over 13 years of transactional and advisory experience in Real Estate. Prior to Equitix, Charlotte was an Assistant Director within the Real Estate Corporate Finance team at Ernst & Young – undertaking transactional activity, strategic consultancy and restructuring across the Care Homes, Retail, Office, student accommodation and residential sectors for a range of private and public sector clients. Charlotte trained as a Commercial Property Surveyor at King Sturge, has a BSc in Chemistry from the University of Birmingham, an MSc in Real Estate Management from Oxford Brookes University and is a member of RICS.
Simon Waters
Simon is the Southern Regional Director for Community Health Partnerships.
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He is responsible for strategic engagement and stakeholder management across multiple health economies within the region.​
Hugh Robinson
Hugh has 20 years’ experience of projects utilising Public Private Partnership (PPP), private finance and joint ventures models.
Hugh has created and managed successful project solutions for clients and partners across a wide range of sectors, with his projects ultimately delivering new health buildings, housing, schools, civic offices and a host of other social infrastructure.
He is a director of a number of LIFTCos on behalf of Equitix and has a strong interest in both sustainability and the enhanced health outcomes delivered by the LIFT estate.
