Chris Harrison joins Project Centre

Chris Harrison has joined design and public realm consultancy Project Centre as an associate director. 

Harrison was formerly traffic manager with the London Borough of Waltham Forest, where he led on the £27m Mini Holland Programme to encourage and support cycling and walking within the borough. 

He was also involved in the development and implementation of the borough’s movement and parking strategy for London 2012 Olympic Games and was the borough’s traffic management lead for Stage 3 of the 2014 Tour de France.

Harrison has over 12 years’ experience in project management, transport planning, road safety engineering and safety auditing across both the public and private sector and has worked regularly in close partnership with Transport for London.

“We’re delighted that Chris is joining the team with his knowledge and experience of policy, funding and stakeholder engagement,” said Project Centre managing director Keith Hanshaw. “The range of successful projects and recent programmes for which Chris has been responsible provide emphatic evidence of the opportunities and potential for improving accessibility, inclusion and well-being of local communities.”

The Project Centre is part of outsourcing services company NSL.