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Comings and Goings | Who’s Changing Jobs in China Commercial Real Estate 2012-08-06

2012/08/05 by Michael Cole Leave a Comment

Each week on Mingtiandi we track who among China’s commercial real estate community has changed their jobs. Watch this space every Monday to find out who has left their former role, been promoted or has decided to give it all up and start training for the 2016 Olympic decathlon.

Frank Wang is now GM of Xiamen & ASM of Eastern China at Regus Group. His former role was ASM at Regus.

Roland Burton has finally settled down and is now Associate Director at NAI Asia Pacific Properties. His former role was Manager at NAI Asia Pacific Properties

Michael McCourt is now Senior Consultant, Global Client Services at Control Risks.  His former role was Head of Business Advisory, China at China-Britain Business Council.

If you know of other job changes among China’s commercial real estate professionals, please feel free to contact me at Mingtiandi.

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