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Attila Farkas

Head of Portfolio Service Centre • Hungary

About

Attila joined Cushman and Wakefield in 2018 to lead the Portfolio Services Center (PSC) in Budapest, Hungary.

The PSC includes the broad scale of service lines such as Strategic Consulting for Location, Portfolio & Workplace, Portfolio Administration, Integrated Portfolio Management, Transaction Management, Real Estate Program Management, Integrated Facility Management Customer Care & Finance, Business Intelligence, Technology, SOX Compliance, IT Security and Marketing.

Attila has many years of experience in the centre of excellence and shared services industry leading Vodafone’s Enterprise (B2B) Shared Services Centre in Hungary, India and Egypt until 2017.

He worked for 10 years at the Pittsburgh-based US Aluminum production company Alcoa Inc. He was leading the European Financial Accounting Services at the Global Business Services Centre.

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Global Occupier Services (GOS)
Helping our clients make intelligent business decisions to get maximum value from the properties they occupy.
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Integrated Facilities Management

Our Integrated Facilities Management Business Unit provides operational services that keep your real estate working for you.

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Integrated Portfolio Management

Our comprehensive IPM service focuses our Transaction Management, Portfolio Administration and Portfolio Strategy activity around our clients’ business challenges and priorities. 

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