<b><b>Graeme Dodds, managing director of George Wimpey Central London, takes the Housebuilder hot seat and admits to behaving badly at Leeds University and optimistically backs China to win the World Cup - because he drew them in the company sweep</b></b><br><b><b>Family?</b></b><br> Married for 18 years to extravagant wife Aileen, with a six year old daughter named Ellie<p></p><p><b><b>First job?</b></b><br> Cutting grass for six weeks in a local park in Sunderland. It was a great job - rainy days were spent sitting in a shed drinking tea and reading magazines!</p><p><b><b>First industry job?</b></b><br> My first job was as a trainee quantity surveyor based on a site in the north east of England. My main responsibility involved making tea and fetching fish and chips - dubious preparation for a career in quantity surveying </p><p><b><b>Why housebuilding/construction?</b></b><br> I wanted an outdoor, non manual job and construction seemed to fit the bill. As it turns out, I made the right choice </p><p><b><b>Favourite George Wimpey development?</b></b><br> I have two. The first is the Britannia Village scheme in the Royal Docks. It was a huge scheme that was pioneering in every way in the mid 1990s and set the template for future developments of its type. It also made loads …