Morgan to join British Land

[caption id="attachment_843675" align="alignright" width="200"] Juliette Morgan[/caption] Cushman & Wakefield partner and tech trailblazer Juliette Morgan is set to join developer British Land in May. Morgan, who was brought on board to boost Cushman & Wakefield’s technology offer in 2014, was instrumental in the creation of Europe’s first proptech accelerator PiLabs. She will be joining BL this spring as head of campus at its Regent’s Place development in Euston, NW1. Before joining Cushman & Wakefield, Morgan was previously head of property at Tech City UK, where she was responsible for advising the UK government on its property strategy and policy initiatives to accelerate growth in tech start-ups in east London. Morgan said: “I’m delighted to be joining BL at such an exciting time for its projects and for London. The opportunity to join a world-class team with assets at the heart of Europe’s knowledge centre is exciting. After a career defining few years at Cushman instigating PiLabs and latterly the Futures Group, I’m returning to my roots in development and asset management. I’ll miss clients and colleagues and wish them every success.” Digby Flower, head of London markets and chair, UK & Ireland, at Cushman & Wakefield, said: “Juliette has played a key role in furthering Cushman & Wakefield’s position as the agency leader in tech since joining us in 2014. “While we are naturally sorry she is moving on, we look forward to working together closely in her new role at British Land, an important Cushman & Wakefield client across the office, retail and leisure sectors. “Our insight into technology’s impact on real estate and occupier requirements is greatly valued by clients across our business in shaping their decisions for the future. We invest heavily in this area, and will continue to do so, ensuring that we remain at the forefront of insight and change in the industry.” Colin Wilson, head of UK & Ireland, Cushman & Wakefield, said: “Juliette leaves us in the strongest possible position to continue our role as the pioneering property firm in this fascinating, increasingly diverse and fast-evolving area. We are sure Juliette will have great success. She has previously provided consultancy advice to British Land and we are looking forward to working closely with her in her new role.”  • To send feedback, e-mail emily.wright@estatesgazette.com or tweet @EmilyW_9 or @estatesgazette