René de Rooij
Partner • United Kingdom
Lokale vestiging:
125 Old Broad Street
London, EC2N 1AR
United Kingdom
Kantoor: +44 (7786) 020736
Mobiel nummer: +44 (7786) 020736
René de Rooij
Partner • United Kingdom
René, a Partner in Global Occupier Services, has over 10 years of industry expertise and currently leads the Strategy Analytics team in EMEA. Within the Integrated Portfolio Management team, he drives portfolio strategy and analytics for key Occupier clients.
His unique skill is creatively combining and interpreting different data layers to solve client-specific challenges and unlock opportunities. By introducing ideas to our key occupier clients, he brings innovative strategy, data analytics and people together.
With background in architecture, René started as a Strategic Consultant in the Netherlands Tenant Representation team and later joined the EMEA-wide Strategic Consulting team.
Rene is Co-Head of the M&A (Mergers & Acquisitions) service line to occupiers with a specialisation in Pre-M&A analytics and consultancy. He guides occupiers on global (de)mergers by strategically positioning real estate, benchmarking the existing portfolio, developing specific property strategies and managing execution of various activities.
Services
Global Occupier Services
Wij helpen onze klanten bij het nemen van intelligente zakelijke beslissingen om maximale waarde te halen uit de ruimtes die zij gebruiken.
Transaction Management
Providing you with the right space, the right strategy, in the right locations to support your business growth and flexibility.
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