Following a “nationwide executive search”, property valuation firm M3 Property has announced that Andrew Duguid will head the property valuation and advisory firm.
Duguid brings more than 30 years of experience in the property industry to the role of CEO, and has been a director at M3 Property for over 20 years, where he has most recently held the positions of interim CEO, managing director NSW, and national sector leader for office.
Commenting on the appointment, M3 Property executive chair Grant Jackson said that “the board looks forward to the contribution Andrew will make to the success of the company”.
In discussing the selection of the firm’s new CEO, Jackson highlighted Duguid’s “in-depth knowledge of the organisation” and “strategic outlook” for the company’s future, comprehensive approach to human resources and client engagement, and focus on continually improving business systems and development as all being “vitally” important attributes to the firm’s future growth.
M3 Property relayed that Duguid brings an extensive set of qualifications, holding both a bachelor of business (property) and graduate diploma in applied finance and investment, and is additionally a fellow of the Financial Services Institute of Australasia (FINSIA).
Duguid is also an associate of the Australian Property Institute and currently serves as a sponsor for the Property Council of Australia’s 500 Women in Property, wherein he has helped to “increase gender equality in the property industry”, according to the firm.
Through his experience working across a range of disciplines and sectors, Duguid has reportedly demonstrated his capacity to “manage several teams and create a high performing culture” at M3.
Speaking on his new role, Duguid shared he looks forward to “working with the board to build on the company’s strong foundation” and driving their “shared vision forward”.
“M3 Property prides itself on providing exceptional service and specialised expertise to clients and I am confident we will continue to deliver outstanding results while exploring new opportunities for growth and innovation,” he added.
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