Jersey registered real estate investment advisor and asset manager Delin Capital Asset Management (DCAM) – which focuses on investment in logistics assets in the UK, Netherlands and Belgium – has strengthened its team with two senior appointments, both of whom have extensive experience in the commercial property sector.
Andy Colman (above) joins the company as Finance Director, having amassed over 25 years’ experience in the fund management, real estate and investment sectors.
Colman initially launched his career by training as a chartered accountant with respected firm PwC, and since then has served as the European chief financial officer (CFO) with CBRE Global Investors, with this post giving him the responsibility of managing financial operations across five European offices as well as supervising the administration and investor reporting elements of the business.
More recently, Colman served three years as Finance Director of Aerium Finance, during which time he oversaw over £600 million worth of investment into the UK office market.
Meanwhile, former regional director of Ashtenne’s £500 million Industrial Fund Jonathan Gardner (below) is also joining DCAM, bringing with him a proven track record of identifying and negotiating new acquisitions and commercial leases in the logistics and industrial sector.
Gardener joins the firm from Mapeley Estates Limited, where he was responsible for the overall management of a 300 strong portfolio of UK assets.
DCAM Chief Executive Christian Jamison welcomed Colman and Gardner to the team, and is confident each will have a strong impact upon the future growth of the firm.
He says; “As Delin Capital Asset Management maintains its commitment to expansion, it is essential that the strength and depth of our team grows with it.
“Andy and Jonathan are fantastic senior additions to our business, and their combined industry experience and knowledge will provide us with an invaluable insight and expertise in logistics and fund management, which we will look to leverage as we continue to grow.”
DCAM, which last week added to its portfolio with its second acquisition in Amsterdam, is part of the Delin Capital Group which has over ten years’ experience in property investment and development. The Group also has investments in construction, building products, food and agriculture.
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