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Dubai Properties Group (DPG) has announced a shakeup of senior management, with a clear emphasis on corporate governance and operations.
To that end, the developer confirmed the appointment of Amjid Javaid Sheikh as senior manager, in charge of compliance and risk management; and Dominic Pilkington, formerly of Galadari & Associates and Freehills in Australia, as executive director of legal affairs.
David Anderson was appointed as chief financial officer, Fareda Abdullah was named chief operating officer and Jayne O’Brien, a former BA exec, was made chief marketing officer. Arif Mubarak took on the role of chief real estate officer.
“Over the past few months, we have been working to strengthen our corporate structure and operations,” said Khalid Al Malik, group CEO.
“As a strongly focused organisation, we will continue to solidify our status amongst the most reliable real estate companies in the region.
“The calibre and experience of our new corporate team will play a critical role in our journey to becoming a world-class organisation.”
Al Malik also announced that Mohammed Al Habbai has been appointed chief executive officer of Dubailand, Billy Daly remains the CEO of Dubai Asset Management and Saeed Bushalat continues as the CEO of Salwan LLC, DPG’s property management service company.
The shakeup follows Emaar’s recent decision not to merge with DPG and the news that former management was under investigation for embezzlement.
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When they are going to commence the projects which are under hold and are stopped when they were in half way mark?