All About
Boutique

Kam Khun is Boutique’s General Manager for West London and one of the longest-serving members of the team. She compares herself to Sandra Bullock, thanks to a shared talent for being a little clumsy and talking for longer than planned. She has a knack for spotting the little details and making sure nothing gets overlooked. Her favourite Boutique Workplace is Grosvenor Gardens for its brilliant vibe.

Nash Hosein is one of Boutique’s Senior Operations & Experience Managers and is known for his versatility and calm approach to every challenge. He would cast Cillian Murphy to play him, admiring his ability to adapt to any role. His favourite Boutique Workplace is Holborn Town Hall, thanks to its heritage, character and timeless style.

Danielle Mack is one of Boutique’s Operations & Experience Managers and is a friendly problem solver, always ready to make people feel welcome while finding solutions to unexpected challenges. Her favourite Boutique Workplace is Nottcutt House, the first building she opened as a Workplace Manager, which still holds a special place in her heart.

Dan McLeod is Boutique’s Senior Commercial Manager who looks after our Colmore Row workspace in Birmingham. He jokes that Damien Lewis would be the obvious choice to play him, for reasons he thinks speak for themselves. His favourite Boutique Workplace is Colmore Row, a building he proudly helped open and has watched grow, right in the heart of his home city.

Chelsie Christie started at Boutique as a Workplace Manager before progressing to Regional Operations Manager and now General Manager for Central London. Known for staying calm under pressure, she keeps a level head when things get busy. Her favourite Boutique Workplaces are Audley House and Henrietta Street, where she helped open both sites.

Sophie Bale is one of Boutique’s Senior Operations & Experience Managers and brings more than 10 years of workspace and facilities experience to the team. She’d cast Helena Bonham Carter to play her, embracing the “weird, short and brunette” comparison. Her favourite Boutique Workplace is Holborn Town Hall, a building she’s had a love-hate relationship with since her very first day at Boutique.

Tiana Pitruzzello is one of Boutique’s Operations & Experience Managers and enjoys staying organised while juggling multiple priorities. She’d happily cast Emily Blunt to play her, admiring her calm, adaptable nature and practical approach. Her favourite Boutique Workplace is Connolly Works, thanks to its great location, thoughtful layout and excellent amenities.

Anna Putt is Boutique’s General Manager for London City and East London. She’s a self-confessed pub quiz whizz, with plenty of fascinating London facts thanks to being a qualified Green Badge tour guide. Her favourite Boutique Workplace is Threadneedle Street, not just for the building itself, but for its legendary Thursday snack trolley.

Nicola Hayes is one of Boutique’s Senior Operations & Experience Managers, bringing her Australian charm and a background in property management to the team. She has a knack for turning chaos into calm and keeping everything running smoothly. Her favourite Boutique Workplace is Henrietta Street, where she started her Boutique journey and a building that still holds a special place for her.

Hannah Seymour is one of Boutique’s Operations & Experience Managers and is known for staying calm under pressure and taking every challenge in her stride. She’d happily cast Sandra Bullock to play her, admiring her quick thinking and cool-headed approach. Her favourite Boutique Workplace is Holborn Town Hall, thanks to its historic character and timeless charm.

Fiona Uhe is Boutique’s Commercial Manager at George Square in Glasgow. She’d happily cast Margot Robbie to play her, admiring her ambition and down-to-earth nature. Her superpower is making people feel welcome and bringing communities together. Unsurprisingly, her favourite Boutique Workplace is George Square, thanks to its beautiful building and brilliant atmosphere.

Michael Knapp is Boutique’s Commercial Manager at The Pinnacle in Milton Keynes. Known for his resilience and positive outlook, he’s always ready to tackle the next challenge. Unsurprisingly, his favourite Boutique Workplace is The Pinnacle, a landmark building he proudly describes as the centre of the universe.

Danielle Jones is one of the original Boutiquers – working her way up to Workplace Growth Director. Danielle is enjoying time away from Boutique on maternity leave at the moment, looking after the newest member of her family. We’re looking forward to Danielle coming back to the team at the end of 2026.

Bryce Maree is Boutique’s Interim Workplace Growth Director, bringing years of experience and a practical approach to helping businesses find the right workspace. He’d cast Ryan Reynolds to play him because of his quick wit and sense of humour. His favourite Boutique Workplace is Nottcutt House, thanks to its unique character and charm.

Ahmad Ali is Boutique’s Business Development Manager for West London and has spent more than a decade helping businesses find the right workspace. He has a knack for putting people at ease and getting to the heart of what they really need. His favourite Boutique Workplace is Theobalds Road, thanks to its bright offices, high ceilings and plenty of character.

Louise Reilly is Boutique’s Business Development Manager for London City & East. With a background in psychology, she has a knack for reading between the lines and understanding what clients really need. Her favourite Boutique Workplace is 222 Bishopsgate, which she describes as a home away from home thanks to its thoughtful amenities and unbeatable location.

Emmanuel Watson is Boutique’s Client Development Executive and is known for staying calm under pressure, no matter what the day throws at him. He’d want James Gandolfini to play him in a movie, admiring his calm, measured approach and natural leadership. His favourite Boutique Workplace is Fredericks Place, thanks to its striking architecture, grand entrance and excellent on-site gym.

Suzi Mustafa is Boutique’s Head of Meeting Rooms and Day Offices and has a knack for building strong relationships wherever she goes. She’d happily cast Phoebe Waller-Bridge to play her, admiring her quick wit and ability to connect with all sorts of people. Her favourite Boutique Workplace is Grosvenor Gardens, thanks to its warm atmosphere, period features and productive energy.

Adam Nickson joined Boutique as our first ever Marketing & Brand Director in 2025 and now leads a tight team of four. Outside of marketing, he’s known for somehow always finding a parking space, even in the busiest of car parks and thinks Matt Damon would play him in a film, because there is a (very) vague resemblance. His favourite Boutique Workplace is the effortlessly cool Soho Square.

MD Koyes is Boutique’s Head of Creative Design and likes to approach challenges with a calm, adaptable mindset. He’d happily cast Matthew McConaughey to play him, admiring his laid-back outlook and positive attitude. His favourite Boutique Workplace is Soho, a space he loves for its quirky character, creative energy and unique charm.

Ellie Shadbolt Mackay is Boutique’s Creative Designer and brings warmth and creativity to everything she does. She’d happily cast Emma Watson to play her, admiring the positivity she brings to every role. Her favourite Boutique Workplace is Carter Lane, thanks to its character, great location and welcoming atmosphere.

Mia Graham-Millard is Boutique’s Marketing Manager and a bookworm who read 30 books last year alone. Reading widely has helped her spot patterns in behaviour and see things from other people’s perspectives. She’d happily cast Zendaya to play her, admiring her calm presence and incredible wardrobe. Her favourite Boutique Workplace is Curtain Road, thanks to its relaxed café feel and the brilliant food spots just around the corner.

Kellie Foster is Boutique’s Head of Experience & Standards and has a knack for understanding what people really need, often before they say it themselves. She’d happily cast Emily Blunt to play her, admiring her authenticity and quiet confidence. Rather than choosing just one, Kellie’s favourite thing about Boutique is the individuality of each workplace and the teams who make them special.

Ammisha Shepherd is Boutique’s Head of Workplace Delivery and brings a wealth of experience in the flexible workspace sector, with a strong background in IT and customer needs. She’s no stranger to wearing many hats and enjoys the variety that comes with the role. Her favourite Boutique Workplace is Fredericks Place, where period character meets modern design.

John Fleming is Boutique’s Head of Facilities and the go-to person for all things health and safety. With a military background, he’s often described as the safest pair of hands in the business. His favourite Boutique Workplace is Holborn Town Hall, which he says perfectly captures the Boutique spirit.

Karen Williams is Boutique’s Head of People, Culture & Training, where she is shaping a positive workplace culture across the business. She’s known for being approachable, thoughtful and quietly determined, with a calm way of getting things done even when things are busy. Her favourite Boutique Workplace is Henrietta Street for its character and welcoming feel.

Kyle Booth-Liddle is Boutique’s Senior Financial Controller and brings plenty of Yorkshire diligence to the role. He reckons only a fellow Yorkshireman like Sean Bean or James Norton could do justice to playing him on screen. His favourite Boutique Workplace is Holborn Town Hall, thanks to its grand architecture and impressive breakout space.

Daniel Wheble is the Founder and CEO of Boutique, having started the business almost 13 years ago. He’d happily compare himself to Del Boy for the optimism and entrepreneurial spirit (but not the dodgy deals). His favourite Boutique Workplace is Queen Street, Mayfair, because it’s where the story of Boutique first began.

Eloise Green is the PA to Boutique’s CEO Dan, supporting him and the wider leadership team. She’s known for her natural charm, ability to put people at ease and build relationships with ease through a smile and conversation. If she could be anyone it would be Jessica Alba in Honey, inspired by her confidence and energy. Her favourite Boutique Workplace is Bishopsgate, which marks a special return after maternity leave.