Hollis has bolstered its project management team in London with the appointment of Amir Gadwah as a director.
Gadwah, who has more than 30 years of experience in the construction industry, joins from Dendy Byrne where he advised on a range of high-profile schemes, including the £70m retrofit of 10 Piccadilly for The Crown Estate, new film studios for Amazon and the refurbishment of the Norwegian Embassy.
Prior to that, he spent eight years at CBRE, where he led and grew the masterplanning and strategic sites team, and he held senior roles at Deloitte Real Estate, Chesterton and Cluttons.
In his new role, Gadwah will lead a growing team delivering complex project and programme management across sectors, providing strategic advice to clients and overseeing projects from feasibility through to delivery and close-out.
William Horsthuis, director at Hollis, said: “Amir is a highly respected senior project director with an exceptional breadth of experience across sectors and asset types. His ability to lead complex programmes while maintaining a clear focus on client outcomes makes him a fantastic addition to the team. As demand for integrated, multi-disciplinary advice continues to grow, Amir will play a key role in strengthening our project management offer and supporting clients to deliver with confidence.”
Gadwah added: “I’m delighted to be joining Hollis at a time of real momentum for the business. With more than 30 years’ experience delivering projects across the property sector, I’m looking forward to bringing that experience to further strengthen Hollis’ project management capability and broaden the value we offer clients. Successful project delivery is about more than programme and cost control. It’s about understanding clients’ ambitions, solving problems early, and leading teams to achieve the right outcome. Hollis has a strong reputation for quality and technical excellence, and I’m excited to help build on that as we continue to grow.”
