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- European commercial real estate company Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield (URW) has extended its management board
- The latest hires follow the recent appointment of Chairman and CEO, Jean-Marie Tritant, and CFO, Fabrice Mouchel
- Effective from today, Olivier Bossard will join as the Chief Investment Officer and Astrid Panosyan as the Chief Resources Officer
- Additionally, Michel Dessolain has been appointed Chief Customer Officer until a permanent one is found
- The ASX 200-lister claims these appoints will help monitor its performance and transform into a more ethical and sustainable company
- URW shares are down 0.59 per cent, trading at $5.06 at market close
Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield (URW) has extended its management board to “bolster its agility”.
The European commercial real estate company is headquartered in Paris, France and was formed in 2007 when Unibail and Rodamco Europe merged.
URW began the new year with the addition of CEO and Chairman, Jean-Marie Tritant, and Chief Financial Officer, Fabrice Mouchel, who has been with the company for almost 20 years.
The CFO will adjust the finance function to reinforce the ASX 200 lister’s capacities and monitor URW’s performance.
Effective from today, Olivier Bossard and Astrid Panosyan will join the management board.
Olivier is the new Chief Investment Officer and will lead the group’s deleveraging effort through disposals and will oversee the allocation of resources.
Astrid, the new Chief Resources Officer, will lead the company’s transformation to not only increase efficiency, but focus on essential activities and continuing to lead the “Better Places 2030” CSR strategy.
This strategy involves moving towards cutting carbon emissions by 50 per cent, implement a community resilience action plan and priorities corporate social responsibility and sustainability.
Additionally, Michel Dessolain has been appointed Chief Customer Officer until a permanent CCO joins the group at some point this year. While in the role, he’ll focus on making URW a more customer, digital and data-driven company and harness future growth.
URW shares are down 0.59 per cent, trading at $5.06 at market close.
