Sentence examples for executive of property from inspiring English sources

Andrew Gardiner, chief executive of Property Moose, says: "The rise of crowdfunding has been accelerated by people's distaste with the banks.

The 51-year-old Oxford graduate left as chief executive of property company British Land to take on the role, succeeding Sir Fred Goodwin.

The document shows that Stephen Hester, Abbey's chief operating officer, who is leaving to become chief executive of property company British Land, has share options and other performance-related equity deals worth about £2m.

There were also OBEs for Alexander Chesterman, chief executive of property website Zoopla, challenger bank Aldermore's chief executive, Phillip Monks, and Trevor Garlick, BP's head of North Sea operations, who retired last year.

Other businesspeople to appear in the campaign include Mike McCue, co-founder and chief executive of social magazine app Flipboard; Bill McDermott, chief executive of software company SAP; and Zhang Xin, co-founder and chief executive of property group SOHO China.

Other figures missing from the letter included some of David Cameron's business advisers, among them Alison Brittain, chief executive of Costa Coffee owner Whitbread, Robert Noel, the chief executive of property company Land Securities and Jeff Fairburn who heads housebuilder Persimmon, which as a company has adopted a neutral stance on the referendum.

Indeed, the prospect of deregulation appears to have raised the entire power consumption issue to the top executive ranks of property management companies.

That was the blunt verdict of one rival when David Atkins, chief executive of the property company Hammerson, revealed plans to merge with rival Intu in December, creating the UK's largest property company.

In 2010, the XL Group offered me the job of chief executive of its property and casualty group in North America.

"Chinese investors have been on a buying binge," Jonathan Miller, chief executive of the property consultants Miller Samuel, told the New York Times after the Waldorf deal.

Last month, Mike Lewis, chief executive of a property management company in Los Angeles, was able to score one of JetSuite's $499 Facebook deals for himself and his girfriend for a last-minute empty leg on a four-passenger plane to Tucson.