REAL estate advisor Avison Young has announced that Paul Broad and Andrew Renouf have been promoted to Avison Young principal, both based in the firm’s Glasgow office.
Paul Broad has been with the business for six years, joining from Cushman’s in 2016. Since then, he has helped drive the transactional and advisory offer forward, with a focus on the offices and industrial sectors, almost doubling the team headcount under his guidance.
Andrew Renouf joined the business in 2012 and has helped build Avison Young’s hotel and leisure sector capabilities, leading the team and growth in Scotland. His clients include banks, owners, private and institutional investors, hotel operators and franchisors, as well as property developers.
The duo join the more than 50 principals that are being honoured as part of the Avison Young Principal Class of 2022.
Alison Taylor, principal and MD of Avison Young, Glasgow, said, “Paul and Andrew have both delivered massively, showing excellent leadership capabilities, especially over the challenging recent times. They have helped further evolve our transactional and advisory offering and been instrumental to winning some very high-profile work across the office, industrial and hotel sectors.”
Paul Broad commented, “Becoming principal at Avison Young is a significant milestone for me personally and a platform to play a leading role in the success of Avison Young in Scotland in coming years. Our clients continue to seek specialist sector advice and I have particularly enjoyed working on recent projects where occupiers are looking to adjust their office environments to boost morale and productivity, creating an appealing workplace for staff to encourage the return to the office.”
Andrew Renouf added, “I’m very proud to have been named a Principal at Avison Young. I am looking forward to continuing to build our hotel and leisure sector capabilities across the UK, leading the team and growth in Scotland, and playing a key role in determining the strategic direction of this exciting people-powered company.”
