MK2 Prop Management Recruits

MK2 Appoints Three New Team Members

Picture caption (L-R): Shreya Yadev, Marcello Della Croce, Gordon Davies and Henry Gyselman.

MK2 Real Estate has bolstered its property management team with three new appointments.

Henry Gyselman and Gordon Davies have joined the Birmingham-based real estate consultancy as facilities managers, while Shreya Yadev joins as a newly qualified surveyor from Colliers.

Henry has 20 years’ experience in facilities management. Prior to joining MK2 he worked for 14Forty, part of the Compass Group, as the embedded facilities manager for Heineken. Henry was also a FM for Lambert Smith Hampton in Birmingham for seven years, where he managed a portfolio of industrial, office and residential properties.

Gordon joins from developer St Modwen, where he worked as an FM for 11 years. He has more than 20 years’ experience in the property industry.

MK2 Real Estate’s property management team employs 18 people. It currently has more than £1 billion of assets under management, with 210 properties and 1,300 tenants on its roster.

Marcello Della Croce, director and head of MK2’s property management team, said: “We are continuing to grow the property management business, following a number of significant new instructions. As a result, we needed to expand the team to service the new contracts and bolster resource for future planned growth.

“Henry and Gordon are experienced facilities managers, and their industry knowledge and experience will be invaluable.”

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