About us

Dr Isabelle Granger-Cohet DChD

Isabelle qualified as a dental surgeon at the Faculte de Chirurgie Dentaire in Strasbourg France in 1985 and completed her doctorate in 1986 with distinction. She moved to London the same year and established and developed her own private practice in Sloane Street, Knightsbridge in 1990.

Isabelle has considerable experience in running a private practice and consequently knows what a medical practitioner needs and wants. The ethos of her practice has been to create a calm and reassuring environment and Isabelle will bring the same ethos to Knaresborough Place Medical Chambers.

Isabelle is a founding member and currently chairperson of Medecine Francaise Londres www.medfrancaise.org.uk, an organisation of French speaking doctors in London. She has over the years built up a considerable network of private medical and dental practitioners in London.

Anza Clarke Srn., RSCN

Anza qualified as a State Registered Nurse and a Registered Sick Children's Nurse at The Royal London Hospital and The Hospital for Sick Children Great Ormond Street. She was involved in the running of the Government of Qatar Medical Office for four years, following which she worked for a Harley Street medical practice.

In 2001 she was appointed Practice Manager at The Wilbraham Place Practice, a multidisciplinary medical practice located at Sloane Square. During her time there she played an integral part in both establishing and developing the practice, in addition to overseeing staff recruitment training and appraisal.

Anza is exceptionally well known and respected in the Central London medical world and continues to play a very active role in many aspects of it. She is also a mentor for the Harley Street Practice Managers' Forum, which provides both career and professional advice to new and established practice managers.

Anza came very highly recommended to KPMC by many different sources and we are very privileged to have her onboard.

Dr Paul Wiseman MBBS MRCGP MFHom

Paul qualified in 1981 and has postgraduate qualifications in General Practice and Homeopathy. He worked in Academic General Practice, where he taught undergraduates and was also, for many years, a GP trainer. Paul is on the Council of the Independent Doctor's Forum. He has been in full time private practice for the last 10 years and is a partner in a very reputable and highly respected Kensington private practice.

Paul has, for very many years, been well known to Dr Isabelle Granger-Cohet and Ivor French and has accepted their invitation to provide medical advisory support to KPMC.

Ivor A French FRICS

Ivor is a Director of Leighton Goldhill Chartered Surveyors www.leightongoldhill.com although not now involved in the day to day running of the business. He is a member of ARBRIX and INDEX, Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors Central London Branch General Practice Division (Past Chairman), RICS Insolvency Skills Panel (Past Member), RICS Valuation Practice Skills Panel (Past Member) and RICS Appraisal and Valuation Standards Board Monitoring Group (Past Member).

Ivor is also a Director of Navigator Securities www.navigatorsecurities.com and in this capacity became aware of the considerable demand for high quality medical space in Central London and the shortage of suitable buildings. Together with Isabelle, he had the idea of marrying a top quality environment with their passion for enlightened hospitality. Knaresborough Place Medical Chambers is the first of a number of similar buildings planned for Central London.

Tom Gaynor MRICS

Tom studied Land Management at Reading University and qualified as a chartered surveyor in October 2006. He works closely with Ivor French and his primary responsibility is for the smooth running of the building and IT at Knaresborough Place Medical Chambers.

Sue Cleverdon BSc Hons BFIM

Sue is our customer service and workplace adviser. She has extensive experience in this area and started her career in the restaurant and catering business followed by 12 years as Facilities Director at the Industrial Society, managing the hospitality and facilities for over 40,000 delegates each year. Sue has been a leading consultant in the facilities management field for the last five years, working with many charities and other organisations. Her work includes sustainable workplace management and ethical purchasing.