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Landmark appoints Head of Asset Management
Landmark Information Group, the UK’s leading supplier of digital mapping, property and environmental risk information, has announced the appointment of William Kirk as Head of Asset Management. This new section is tasked with the development, innovation and delivery of consulting and bespoke solutions to meet client needs in managing the lifecycle of their land, property and infrastructure assets.
William Kirk joins with a wealth of experience having worked as Land Management Development Director at SKM Enviros and Associate Director at Eden Nuclear and Environment.
With over 25 years of experience, William has worked on environmental risk and liability consultancy specialising in the development of environmental solutions land, property and infrastructure.
Commenting on William’s appointment, Chris Loaring, Head of Consulting and Customer Care said: “Identifying and managing environmental risk across assets, such as buildings or infrastructure, is becomingly increasingly complex in a world where data continues to expands and design timeframes contract. Here at Landmark, our services help surveyors, architects, property investors, fund managers, conveyancers and more to solve these challenges. As such, William Kirk is an excellent addition to our team. We very much look forward to working with William and in further developing our environmental risk management offerings for our clients.”
Added William Kirk: “I am excited about joining Landmark to utilise their unique mapping and staff resources to support the growth of the business beyond standard transactional-based reporting, to one that encapsulates a greater range of client requirements linked to the lifecycle of the land, property of infrastructure asset.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Landmark Information Group .
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