Instant Group appoints senior director
Instant Group has continued its expansion drive with the recruitment of Adam Blaskey as a senior director.
Blaskey will work with executive director Lucy Watts to drive strategic partnerships with flexible workspace operators.
He joins the partnerships division, which launched in 2022, to help landlords and operators capture demand for flexible space through TIG’s global marketplace. He brings more than two decades of experience in real estate, most recently focused on providing advisory, technology and data solutions to leading owners and operators of flexible workspace through his own consultancy, Produktiv.
Instant Group has continued its expansion drive with the recruitment of Adam Blaskey as a senior director.
Blaskey will work with executive director Lucy Watts to drive strategic partnerships with flexible workspace operators.
He joins the partnerships division, which launched in 2022, to help landlords and operators capture demand for flexible space through TIG’s global marketplace. He brings more than two decades of experience in real estate, most recently focused on providing advisory, technology and data solutions to leading owners and operators of flexible workspace through his own consultancy, Produktiv.
Craig Hughes, chief executive of the partnerships division, said: “Our research shows global demand for flex workspace is expected to grow 33% in 2023, and Adam will play a key role in helping operators capture this market demand and continue to innovate their offerings.”
Blaskey said he was joining at a “pivotal time” for the business and the sector. He added: “I’m passionate about helping workspace operators embrace technology and deliver sustainable solutions to meet the diverse needs of today’s occupiers.”
TIG brings flexible workspace providers and prospective clients together and has unique data across more than 35,000 flexible workspaces. Its services include strategic advisory, insight and research, as well as several flexible office solutions including managed offices, serviced office bookings, technology services, virtual offices and meeting rooms.
The company was bought by FTSE 250 flexible workspace provider IWG, previously known as Regus, for £321m early last year. Recent recruitment has included its first chief client officer.
In November, TIG invested in Coworkintel, a flexible workspace data and analytics platform.
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