Madison Berkeley
Asset Manager - Industrial Led

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Top tier international Private Equity firm are looking for an entrepreneurial and ambitious Asset Manager to join their Asset Management team
It’s a hugely varied strategic role working on a mixed sector portfolio across both Core +, Value Add and it will have a nationwide coverage.
Role & Responsibilities
- Plan and deliver asset level strategies, working with the in-house team and external advisors
- Coordination of leasing, lease re-gears and rent review
- Actively manage external property managers to ensure pro-active tenant liaison, regular reporting, and progress of active matters on the portfolio
- Engage directly with tenants as required in a positive and proactive manner
- Actively manage external advisors, including agents and lawyers, on specific projects
- Be involved in planning/management of CAPEX/refurbishment schemes and development projects should properties be vacated
- Undertake regular reporting as required, including reviews of occupier strategy and impact on the asset management plans
- Assist the investment team on due diligence for new acquisitions as required
- Get exposure to valuation and funding activities (both periodically and transaction linked)
- Assist generally on all other matters relating to the portfolio
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- Circa 4-5 years experience with 1 – 3 years in a strategic asset management role
- Good communication and negotiation skills
- Numerate with attention to detail
- Organised, with the ability to juggle priorities and hit deadlines
- Some travel will be required to visit sites etc, UK driving licence an advantage
- Good working knowledge of Excel and understanding of Financial Analysis
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