BPF appoints Frogmore chief as junior vice president
The British Property Federation has appointed Frogmore chief executive Jo Allen as junior vice president.
Allen will work alongside the existing leadership team, which includes BPF president and DWS UK chief executive Jessica Hardman, and British Land chief executive Simon Carter, who becomes vice president. Her appointment was made at the BPF’s annual general meeting yesterday (2 July).
Landsec chief Mark Allan will become immediate past president, having served as president since July last year.
The British Property Federation has appointed Frogmore chief executive Jo Allen as junior vice president.
Allen will work alongside the existing leadership team, which includes BPF president and DWS UK chief executive Jessica Hardman, and British Land chief executive Simon Carter, who becomes vice president. Her appointment was made at the BPF’s annual general meeting yesterday (2 July).
Landsec chief Mark Allan will become immediate past president, having served as president since July last year.
Allen said she is joining the leadership team at a “pivotal moment for the property industry”.
She said: “Our industry has a vital role to play in the UK economy, in our cities and in our communities, and I am looking forward to working with the BPF’s board and members across the country to continue to deliver the BPF’s vision.”
Hardman said: “The real estate industry has never been more important, not only to the national economy, but to the fabric of our society. I am looking forward to working with the rest of the board and BPF members to ensure we continue to play our part in driving growth across the country.”
Melanie Leech, chief executive of the British Property Federation, said: “Our AGM and Jo’s appointment comes at an important time for the real estate industry, as we seek a new partnership with the next government across our four manifesto pillars of building growth, homes, stronger town centres and the green economy.”
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