Tuesday, November 26, 2024

CBRE hires head of flex for the North

CBRE has appointed Jordan Saleh as head of flex for the North to drive growth within this fast paced and evolving sector. This strategic, new role further bolsters CBRE’s investment across all areas of flex, acting for and advising occupiers, operators and investors.

Jordan joins from WeWork where he spent 5 years as sales director covering the northern region and brings a wide breadth of knowledge, expertise and client-base to provide CBRE with insight across the whole flex ecosystem.

Working nationally within CBRE’s super region structure, Jordan’s business development/occupier flex role will focus on developing, co-ordinating and managing opportunities throughout the UK. Jordan will work closely with Michael Glynn’s London Flex team to ‘supercharge’ the geographies flex offering and provide best in class advice to flex clients. 

Tasked with building new relationships with fast growth and start up businesses across sectors, Jordan will help to drive revenue for the Northern business. 

Joe Rigby, CBRE’s head of office agency – North, said: “We are delighted to welcome Jordan to the team in this new role as we see rising demand in the UK flexible office space market.

“The managed workspace market has seen a huge amount of change in recent years with more entrants to the sector such as Industrious, Huckletree, Orega, X+Why and Gilbanks all taking space in 2022. Jordan has an excellent understanding of the flex market, as well as established relationships within the sector which can be leveraged.”

Michael Glynn, head of flexible office solutions, CBRE London, said: “The Flex market continues to grow and evolve across all formats. The exciting hire of Jordan is another clear sign of CBRE’s continued investment into the sector, strengthening our occupier advisory expertise in this increasing dynamic market.”

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