Who's on the move
"Although I am sad to leave Poland as the opening of the first Marks & Spencer approaches, this is a great opportunity to enter into a new field of operations," Marshall said in a press release.
Sarah Beckett will replace Marshall as Marks & Spencer's country manager in Poland. The clothing retailer plans to open its first store here in downtown Warsaw by the end of September, said Tomasz Holc, president of Marks & Spencer Franchise. City officials have said they expect Marks & Spencer to be located in a pavilion near the intersection of ulica Emilii Plater and Aleje Jerozolimskie. The pavilion, a temporary structure under construction, will house future tenants of the giant Zlota Center project to be completed in 2003. Marks & Spencer is also slated as a future tenant of the Zlota Center, according to ING Real Estate, which is developing the site.
Rhys Jones, a managing director of DTZ Debenham Zadelhoff, and Andrew Sheppard, an agent with the company, will both be leaving the firm at the end of July to start a new company.
The new company, Celtic Asset Management (Jones is Welsh and Sheppard is Scottish), will undertake management of existing assets and future investment of an unnamed, large developer already present in the region, Jones said. Assets will run the gamut of commercial and residential properties, Jones continued, adding that further details would be revealed in June.
Another Scottish national Alan Colquhoun, who until now has been heading DTZ in Prague, will replace Jones as managing director in Poland. The company's work force will also be strengthened by Maciej Golebiewski, a Pole educated in the United States and a newcomer to the real estate business, Jones said.
Sarah Beckett will replace Marshall as Marks & Spencer's country manager in Poland. The clothing retailer plans to open its first store here in downtown Warsaw by the end of September, said Tomasz Holc, president of Marks & Spencer Franchise. City officials have said they expect Marks & Spencer to be located in a pavilion near the intersection of ulica Emilii Plater and Aleje Jerozolimskie. The pavilion, a temporary structure under construction, will house future tenants of the giant Zlota Center project to be completed in 2003. Marks & Spencer is also slated as a future tenant of the Zlota Center, according to ING Real Estate, which is developing the site.
Rhys Jones, a managing director of DTZ Debenham Zadelhoff, and Andrew Sheppard, an agent with the company, will both be leaving the firm at the end of July to start a new company.
The new company, Celtic Asset Management (Jones is Welsh and Sheppard is Scottish), will undertake management of existing assets and future investment of an unnamed, large developer already present in the region, Jones said. Assets will run the gamut of commercial and residential properties, Jones continued, adding that further details would be revealed in June.
Another Scottish national Alan Colquhoun, who until now has been heading DTZ in Prague, will replace Jones as managing director in Poland. The company's work force will also be strengthened by Maciej Golebiewski, a Pole educated in the United States and a newcomer to the real estate business, Jones said.
