Knight Frank names QLD head of asset management services

Knight Frank has promoted Angie Sheppard as the head of asset management services (AMS) for Queensland more than a year after she joined the global property consultancy in the role of director and head of business operations Queensland.

She comes with over 23 years of experience in asset management, having worked as a senior director with CBRE Asia and centre manager with Mirvac.

Knight Frank managing director of asset management services Lisa Atkins said the appointment marks an important step in the growth of the AMS platform across Australia.

"Over the past year Angie has been a key contributor to the creation of a high-performing team culture in Queensland built on high standards of excellence, drive, trust and collaboration, alongside Justin Bond and Leanne Newberry, Knight Frank's chief operations officer, asset management services," Atkins said.

"Her experience and leadership further strengthens our national AMS capability, supporting enhanced client outcomes through our integrated platform, data-led insights and a relentless focus on delivering sustained asset performance."

Sheppard said she is most excited for the team to move beyond traditional property management and towards a more integrated, insight-driven approach, one that supports growth, enhances efficiency and long-term value.

"Our focus will be on providing the very best service to our valued clients and delivering the best outcomes for their assets," she said.

"I'm looking forward to working with the team to deliver a more agile, data-led, and forward-thinking service that truly supports the broader Knight Frank business strategy."

Knight Frank managing director of Queensland Justin Bond said Sheppard's industry knowledge, combined with her commitment to innovation and operational excellence, makes her ideally suited to lead the Queensland AMS business into its next phase of growth.

"She has a strong track record of driving performance, fostering collaboration and delivering exceptional client outcomes," Bond said.