Having qualified as an Engineer in Manchester, Robert migrated to Rhodesia (Zimbabwe), where he worked for the City of Bulawayo and later for civil engineering contractors, ultimately forming his own successful Civil Engineering company. Anticipating trouble in Rhodesia, Robert returned to the UK in 1963 and worked as a district surveyor in London. In 1966, Robert started his own business in London converting houses into flats. In 1987, Robert founded PCP, specializing in investing in and asset managing shopping centres.

After Edinburgh and post-graduate studies at the Sorbonne and King's College, London, Tom devoted himself to the creation and marketing of educational and entertainment products . Tom had the world rights (outside the communist block) for marketing the Rubik's Cube. Tom founded, and is the chairman of, highly successful companies in the UK, US, Germany and France. Active in the field of property development since 1968, he is the co-founder of PCP.

Starting his career in the property industry in 1977, Claude worked as sales negotiator selling flats and houses in London. In 1990, he joined PCP sourcing properties and investigating new and emerging markets.

Admitted as a solicitor in 1990. After practising as a corporate lawyer, Paul moved in 1994 into commercial real estate. Paul specialises in shopping centre acquisitions and disposals, practising as a partner in the niche West End property law firm Teacher Stern and before that with Manches . Paul joined PCP in 2000.

 

After establishing a successful tobacco/cattle/maize farming operation in Rhodesia (Zimbabwe) in the early sixties, Gabriel founded a leaf tobacco processing and export company in Angola subsequent to sanctions being imposed on Rhodesia in 1966. Having sold the company to a US multinational, Gabriel settled in Switzerland in 1976 where he continued in international leaf tobacco trading prior to devoting his time fully to investments.  Gabriel was a director of a Private Equity Fund and a founding shareholder in PCP.