SINGAPORE (EDGEPROP) – Colliers has appointed Alex Worthington as director of Asia Pacific (Apac) capital markets, key client account management and investor intelligence. He reports to Chris Pilgrim, managing director of global capital markets, Apac.
Worthington will strategically lead and enhance key account management for the Apac region’s largest institutional investors, says Pilgrim. “He will drive multi-service revenue growth and enable our capital markets team to continue to grow and deepen its long-term relationships across Apac,” he adds.
Worthington will be reporting to Chris Pilgrim (pictured), managing director of global capital markets, Apac (Photo: Colliers)
Worthington’s LinkedIn profile shows his most recent role was as a client relations specialist at technology consulting firm Palo IT. His prior experience includes an eight-year stint at JLL Singapore.
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