Alistair Jay Marks
British quantity-surveying director (born March 1979); trustee of Friends of Yad Sarah UK
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| Born | March 1979 |
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| Nationality | British |
| Residence | England (Companies House correspondence: Cooper House, 316 Regents Park Road, London N3 2JX) |
| Occupation | Company director; charity trustee |
| Known for | Friends of Yad Sarah UK; Coex QS Limited; 2023 half-Ironman fundraiser |
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Alistair Jay Marks (Companies House date of birth March 1979; officer ID o8ppuXoaCCZRIQR_0WVnF78tH-A) is a British company director in the Finchley Coex / MEP3 group and a trustee of Friends of Yad Sarah UK (294801), appointed 31 March 2022.[1][2]
The GRO birth index records Alistair Jay Marks, 1979 Q2, Camden, volume 14, page 2108, mother’s maiden name Bernstein.[3] That date of birth matches this officer file.
Friends of Yad Sarah UK
Trustee from 31 March 2022. Co-trustees: Samuel Dan Pearlman, Simon David Kibel, Adam Max Caplin.[2]
In November 2023 The Jewish Chronicle reported that Marks, described as a UK Friends of Yad Sarah trustee, and IDF veteran Dor Zakai completed a self-designed Ironman 70.3 route in north-west London after the official Lake Tiberias event was cancelled following the 7 October attacks. The paper said they raised about £30,000 for a Yad Sarah emergency appeal. Marks spoke afterwards at Finchley United Synagogue. They had trained at a Golders Green gym.[4]
Companies House
Four appointments on this ID. Correspondence address on all four: Ground Floor, Cooper House, 316 Regents Park Road, London N3 2JX.[1]
| Company | Number | Co. status | Role | Appointed | Resigned |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MEP3 Engineering Services Limited | 16703927 | Active | Director | 9 September 2025 | — |
| MEP3 Limited | 12448733 | Active | Director | 7 February 2020 | — |
| Coex Group Limited | 11136764 | Active | Director | 8 January 2018 | — |
| Coex QS Limited | 09709618 | Active | Director | 29 July 2015 | — |
Co-director named on aggregator listings for Coex QS includes Gavin O'Mahoney.[5]
Family
Monty Marks married Fay Bernstein, Stepney, 1950 Q1, volume 5D, page 1383.[6]
GRO births with mother’s maiden name Bernstein (same index cluster; not all proved as one household without certificates):[7]
- Monty Marks m. Fay Bernstein (1950 Q1, Stepney)
- Ashley S Marks, 1951 Q4, Stoke Newington — possible first child of that marriage (index only)
- Mitchell Robert Marks, 1967 Q4, St Pancras
- Marguerite Scarlet Marks, 1974 Q4, St Pancras
- Alistair Jay Marks, 1979 Q2, Camden
The 1950–79 span is long but possible. Treat Ashley as a Bernstein-line Marks birth, not as a proved brother, until a certificate or shared address is attached.
Disambiguation
| This officer | Do not merge with |
|---|---|
| Alistair Jay Marks, March 1979; N3 Coex/MEP3; Friends of Yad Sarah UK; Finchley United | Alistair Brian Marks — Sirius Real Estate CFO |
| Alastair Matthew Marks (April 1973) — British Rowing | |
| Alistair Marks, Edinburgh (April 1960) |
See also
- Friends of Yad Sarah UK
- Samuel Dan Pearlman
- Simon David Kibel
- Adam Max Caplin
- Yad Sarah
- Finchley United Synagogue
External links
Notes
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Alistair Jay MARKS personal appointments, Companies House, officer ID o8ppuXoaCCZRIQR_0WVnF78tH-A, date of birth March 1979.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Trustees, Friends of Yad Sarah UK, Charity Commission.
- ↑ England & Wales Births 1837-2006, Alistair Jay Marks, 1979 Q2, Camden, volume 14, page 2108, mother’s maiden name Bernstein.
- ↑ Daniel Ben-David, Best friends design and complete their own Ironman challenge across London, The Jewish Chronicle, 9 November 2023; print 10 November 2023, Community News p. 29.
- ↑ ALISTAIR JAY MARKS - COEX QS LIMITED, Business Profiles.
- ↑ England & Wales Marriages 1837-2005, Monty Marks and Fay Bernstein, 1950 Q1, Stepney, volume 5D, page 1383.
- ↑ England & Wales Births 1837-2006, Marks births, mother’s maiden name Bernstein: Ashley S 1951 Q4 Stoke Newington volume 5D page 831; Mitchell Robert 1967 Q4 St Pancras volume 5D page 1398; Marguerite Scarlet 1974 Q4 St Pancras volume 14 page 2378; Alistair Jay 1979 Q2 Camden volume 14 page 2108.