NAM loses senior property executive
National Asset Management has lost its most senior property manager with the resignation of Graham Brewer.
National Asset Management has lost its most senior property manager with the resignation of Graham Brewer.
Brewer, who has been credited with reviving the fund manager’s flagging property portfolio, has left to become managing director of Melbourne-based Specific Property Services (SPS). SPS specialises in syndicated commercial property developments, structured investments and tax-effective property acquisitions.
“Mine is a building role to develop strategy and initiate and maintain senior commercial relationships within the property and investment industry as well as identify and develop strategic investment vehicles to support the objectives of SPS,” Brewer says.
The objective of SPS is to aggressively target new opportunities for property syndication and innovative development financing, he says.
Brewer says he left NAM to seek new horizons.
“The job of restoring the property portfolio at NAM was complete and I was looking for a challenge,” he says.
“SPS was looking for a new managing director and the timing was perfect.”
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