Regional Director
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Tom is a Regional Director based in our Kettering office, leading Property Management across the East Midlands. He specialises in commercial property management, with extensive experience in commercial agency and professional work across all property types, managing diverse portfolios for private investors and national clients.
He has over 15 years' experience in general practice surveying, having acted for clients including Land Securities Trillium, Mapely and NCP in both agency and professional roles. His work encompasses comprehensive property management services, tenant liaison, service charge administration, lease advisory and strategic asset management, delivering responsive and proactive solutions across retail, office, industrial and mixed-use portfolios throughout the East Midlands. His solid and rounded foundation across property disciplines ensures well-informed management decisions.
Tom joined BTG Eddisons following the acquisition of Budworth Hardcastle, having initially worked in Leicester as a retail and office surveyor. He is a Chartered Surveyor (MRICS) and a full member of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors, having focused on property management and agency throughout his career to build comprehensive expertise across the sector.
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