DTZ appoints Captial Markets Team Director and strengthens Leeds Office

Posted on 10 June, 2015 by Chris Grigorovsky

Global commercial real estate services firm DTZ, has appointed Danny Kinnoch as a director of its EMEA International Capital Markets team.

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Danny has15 years’ experience working with pan-European investors and will  become an important addition to the team with his strong network of  family office, private equity and institutional investors.

He joins DTZ from Savills’ pan-European investment team and will be reporting to Head of International Capital Markets for the EMEA region, Paul Bourscian.

The department guides new sources of capital into the EMEA region through relationships with global investors and DTZ’s capital markets colleagues in Greater China, Asia Pacific and the Americas.

Paul Bourscian, said: “I am delighted to welcome Danny to DTZ, as I know he will make a great fit for the team, working closely with our country teams both in UK and continental Europe.

“Danny’s specialist knowledge of the Southern European markets will complement and strengthen our existing offering to clients, who are now more than ever looking at diversifying into these areas”.

Danny Kinnoch said: “It’s an exciting time to be joining DTZ, especially given increasing investor activity and capital flows into European real estate markets. I’m looking forward to playing my part in a very successful capital markets team.”

DTZ has also confirmed the expansion of its Leeds office with five new appointments. Cian O’Carroll, who is joining DTZ from Lambert Smith Hampton, has been appointed Associate Director in the Rating team, where he will be involved in all aspects of Rating work ahead of the revaluation in 2017. He will also be involved in developing junior members of the team.

(left to right) – Cian O’Carroll, Tom Pollard, Richard Coles, Wayne Cummings, Olivia Bailey

(left to right) – Cian O’Carroll, Tom Pollard, Richard Coles, Wayne Cummings, Olivia Bailey

Wayne Cummings has been recruited by the Project &Building Consultancy team as Senior Quantity Surveyor. Wayne’s broad experience in housing, retail and infrastructure will enable DTZ to expand its Quantity Surveying service in the North. Wayne joins DTZ from AECOM.

Graduate Surveyors Richard Coles and Tom Pollard will also be joining the 14-strong Project & Building Consultancy team, where they will work towards their APC. Richard is a graduate of Nottingham Trent University while Sheffield Hallam graduate Tom has previously worked for Monaghans.

Olivia Bailey joins the Facilities Management team where she will work alongside five Facilities managers reporting to Regional Facilities Manager, Christian Dalby. Olivia joins from Emcor UK Facilities Management and has also worked for the B38 Group in a similar role.

Senior Director and Head of DTZ’s Leeds office, Keith Hardman, said: “I am delighted to welcome our new starters. As activity levels and opportunities in the region increase, their appointments will add additional breadth to their respective teams and help us with our ongoing commitment to delivering exceptional service to our growing client base.”




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