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Property Movers & Shakers August 2019 | Lonres Lonres Login Username * Username Password * Password Log in Forgotten Password? 020 7924 6622 Free Trial Menu Products Res Sales Sales Archive Res Lettings Lettings Archive Res Country Res Dev Res Research Res Check Res Data LonRes Let Alliance Resources Latest Publications Research Video Blog In the Press LonRes News Success Stories Newsletter Why LonRes Our Network Our data Meet the Team Property Movers & Shakers August 2019 30 August 2019 View the latest recruitment moves from the UK's residential sector during August 2019, as seen on PrimeResi.com (links to the full stories are below each section). Estate Agents Chestertons Chestertons has hired ex-Knight Frank and Savills man Robert Adams to lead its sales team in South Kensington. Adams spent ten years at Savills before joining Knight Frank as a Parter in 2012, where he specialised the super-prime, prime and core new homes market, before joining Chestertons as South Ken Sales Director. Knight Frank Knight Frank has “significantly bolstered” its London China team – part of the Residential Development division – bringing in Lili Zhang from Savills to run the show. Four other experienced new recruits are joining the restructured team at KF’s 55 Baker Street HQ, and there have also been key hires in Hong Kong and Shanghai. Yopa Grenville Turner – the former CEO of Countrywide Plc – has joined online estate agency Yopa as Chairman. Grenville Turner – the former CEO of Countrywide Plc – has joined online estate agency Yopa as Chairman. Turner helmed Countrywide’s return to the stock market back in 2013, with an IPO worth over £1bn. He’s also sat on Boards for Rightmove, St James’s Place, Realogy and Sainsburys Bank. Yopa co-founder Daniel Attia has stepped down as Chairman to make way for Turner. LSL’s CEO Ian Crabb has also been cut from the Board following a £16m investment round from existing backers including mg ventures (the venture capital arm of Daily Mail-owner DMGT), Grosvenor Hill Ventures (Savills Plc’s autonomous investment arm), but excluding LSL. Investerge Purplebricks alumnus Richard Jacques has launched a new online investment marketplace called Investerge. Jacques has spent the last five-and-a-half years with Britain’s dominant online estate agency, working as Lettings Director and Head of Property Investment. He was previously Head of Your Move’s Investor Club in the Midlands. The start-up is being pitched as an “Amazon for property”; it has already signed a deal with franchised estate agency network Keller Williams. Carter Jonas Property consultancy Carter Jonas has made a raft of promotions across its national teams, including bumping up 20 in residential departments in prime London and regional towns. 73 employees have been given promotions in this round, with 12 levelling up to Associate Partner. RICS’ UK & Ireland Simon Prichard, Senior Partner at Gerald Eve has been appointed as the new Chair of RICS’ UK & Ireland World Regional Board. He starts the three-year gig this month, taking over from Professor Fiona Grant of Heriot Watt University. Read in full - Estate Agent stories Chestertons signs ex-Knight Frank & Savills man Knight Frank ‘significantly bolsters’ London China team with series of new hires Yopa installs industry veteran Chair as backers plough in another £16m Keller Williams partners with Purplebricks alumnus’ ‘Amazon for property’ start-up Carter Jonas promotes 73 Gerald Eve partner takes over as RICS Chair Buying Agents Thea Carroll Property Consultancy Thea Carroll has launched an eponymous buying agency, after spending two years as a senior buying consultant with The Buying Solution, Knight Frank’s independent acquisition arm. She previously worked at Marsh & Parsons and at the London Search Company. Thea Carroll Property Consultancy focuses on the upper-end of the London property market, promising “intuitive, informed and truly independent” advice to HNW/UHNW buyers across the capital. Quintessentially Estates Quintessentially Estates has made a trio of new appointments: two promotions and one new recruit. Simon Garcia has stepped up from Director to become a Partner. He’s been with the business for nine years, and will continue to run the London buying operation. Head of Home & Property Management Kathryn Chesham has been promoted to Director level. Christian de Meillac joins as an International Sales Manager from Harrods Estates. Read in full - Buying Agent stories Ex-Knight Frank buying agent launches new consultancy Trio of new appointments at Quintessentially Estates Developers Canary Wharf Group Veteran property tycoon Sir George Iacobescu is to step down as chairman and CEO of Canary Wharf Group, after two decades at the helm. The 73 year old, who masterminded the transformation of East London’s derelict Docklands into one of the world’s top financial centres, is to assume the role of executive chairman later this year. Shobi Khan, most recently president and COO of US retail giant General Growth Properties, is due to take the reins as chief executive in October. Urban Exposure Resi development finance firm Urban Exposure has called up Graeme Alfille-Cook from Lloyds Banking Group to join the Plc as Chief Strategy Officer. Apex Airspace Specialist top-floor developer Apex Airspace has hired two new staffers to its construction team, bringing this year’s recruitment spree to 14. Jonathan Poole joins as Construction Director, moving from his role as Operations Director at Mace. Ricardo Simoes joins as a Senior Project Manager from Curo. Mount Anvil London property developer Mount Anvil has promoted long-serving employee James Owen to Land Director. Owen started his career with the firm back in 2007, as a trainee quantity surveyor. Read in full - Developer stories Canary Wharf chief Iacobescu to step aside Urban Exposure recruits strategy chief Airspace developer bolsters construction team Mount Anvil promotes ‘home-grown talent’ to Land Director Design & Technology Helen Green Design Interiors firm Helen Green Design has hired Ivana Allain as its new Studio Director. Allain has joined the Chelsea-based practice after five years with Martin Kemp Design, where she held the role of Projects Director. NBJ Barry Breed, co-founder of super-prime construction firm Sizebreed, has taken on a new role with high-end joinery specialist NBJ. Breed stepped out of Sizebreed earlier this year, and has now been signed up by Leicester-based NBJ as Business Development Director. Matterport Virtual tour and 3D floorplan provider Matterport has expanded its footprint in the UK, recruiting five new names as it cracks on with a “strategic expansion across Europe” - including former Foxtons man Nick Samuels. Samuels has been brought in as Strategic Operational Director, joining from property investment outfit Property Hub. He previously spent 14 years with Foxtons, where he was Department Head of Property Services before becoming Operations Director and Head of Expansion at the estate agency’s London head office. OakNorth “Next generation credit platform” OakNorth has installed Jackson Hull as its Chief Technology Officer and Chief Operating Officer. Hull previously worked as COO/CTO at price comparison website GoCompare. 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