Johnson Fellows appoints associate partner
Birmingham-based property consultancy Johnson Fellows has appointed Sam Gifford as associate partner, strengthening its property management team.
Sam joins with more than 14 years’ experience in commercial property management, having managed complex national property portfolios on behalf of asset managers, landlords and occupiers.
Throughout his career, he has advised clients including Adapt Real Estate, Mileway Real Estate, M7 Real Estate and a range of private investors.
In his new role, Sam will support Johnson Fellows’ property management team as it continues to deliver services across a broad portfolio of commercial property assets.
Sam said: “I’m delighted to be joining Johnson Fellows at such an exciting time for the business.
“The company has an excellent reputation within the Birmingham property sector for delivering a personal, professional service and building strong, long-term relationships with its clients.
“It’s great to be a part of such a talented team and I’m looking forward to using my experience to contribute to the continued growth of the firm.”
Sam’s appointment reflects Johnson Fellows’ continued investment in its property management team, strengthening the firm’s capability to support a growing client base across the commercial property sector.
Ian Starbuck, partner and head of the property management team, added: “It is fantastic to see the continued growth of both our team and the wider consultancy.
“Sam’s extensive experience and industry expertise make him an excellent addition to the business.
“His appointment further strengthens our ability to deliver the high-quality support, specialist knowledge and trusted advice that our clients have come to expect, while reinforcing the committed, professional and flexible approach that underpins everything we do.”
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