Praxis names new managing director for PFM
Praxis, a real estate investment and management platform, has appointed Andrew Lunt as managing director of Praxis Facilities Management Ltd. (PFM).
In his new role, Andrew will work closely with the Praxis Group Board to drive growth, enhance service offerings and secure new business for the in-house facilities management division.
Previously managing director at Atlas Workplace Services, Andrew also served as group head of services.
Andrew said: “I am delighted to join PFM at a very exciting juncture in the company’s growth story.
“Praxis’s success is built on delivering exceptional service across its various business lines, and as we continue to expand my focus will be on enhancing the service offering within the facilities management business, embracing new technologies and supporting our occupiers.
“I look forward to leading the talented PFM team in driving excellence and supporting Praxis Group to achieve its wider asset management goals.”
James Hewitt, chief operating officer, added: “We are delighted to welcome Andrew to the team.
“Andrew’s experience and strong track record in growing businesses aligns with Praxis’s objective to expand our facilities management function, which is an important component of our vertically integrated model.
“Andrew will play a key role in ensuring that as it expands and grows, PFM will continue to provide best-in-class service, not only to the Group, but also to new client relationships outside the Group.”
PSD Group advised Praxis on the appointment.
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