• Knight Frank announces new Managing Director of Professional Services, Greater China

    24 July 2024

    Knight Frank Hong Kong today announces the appointment of Clement Lau as the Managing Director of Professional Services for Greater China based in Hong Kong, effective 14 October 2024. Clement Lau will succeed Alnwick Chan, who will retire from his role in March 2025 after a remarkable 27-year tenure with the company. Alnwick will continue to share his invaluable insights and expertise as a Senior Consultant, ensuring a smooth transition and ongoing support for the business.

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    Clement Lau is a seasoned industry leader with an illustrious career in real estate, holding pivotal roles across both private and public sectors. His expertise extends beyond Hong Kong, covering the Chinese mainland, regional and international markets. Prior to joining Knight Frank, he served as the Director & Head of Development and Valuations, Commercial Property at Hongkong Land Limited, where he managed the commercial property portfolio, driving growth and excellence through strategic planning, operations, and market analysis.  His leadership and expertise were further recognised when he was elected as President of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) in 2021-2022, a testament to his commendable achievements in the industry. 

    In his new role at Knight Frank Greater China, Clement will oversee Planning & Land Advisory Services, Valuations & Advisory, Building Consultancy, Property Asset Management, and Research & Consultancy teams. He will also join the Greater China Executive Board and contribute to the company’s strategic direction. 

    Craig Shute, CEO of Knight Frank Greater China, expressed his enthusiasm for the new appointment, “We are thrilled to welcome Clement to our team. His extensive experience and proven track record in the industry make him the ideal leader to drive our Professional Services forward and bring valuable business ideas to the executive board. I am confident that under Clement’s leadership, our teams will continue to deliver exceptional service and innovative solutions to our clients.” 

    The company also extends its deepest gratitude to Alnwick Chan for his pivotal role in driving Knight Frank Greater China’s success and growth. “Alnwick’s leadership has been instrumental in shaping the success of Knight Frank Greater China. His commitment to nurturing the next generation of young professionals has ensured a legacy of excellence that will continue to thrive under Clement’s direction. We are deeply grateful for Alnwick’s contributions and are delighted that he will remain with us as a Senior Consultant, offering his wisdom and guidance,” Craig added. 

    Clement Lau said, “I am honoured to join Knight Frank Greater China as the Managing Director of Professional Services. This role presents an exciting opportunity to contribute to Knight Frank’s history of outstanding performance and to lead a talented team of professionals. I look forward to building on the strong foundation laid by Alnwick and to driving innovation and growth in our services across Greater China.” Alnwick Chan commented, “Reaching this significant milestone with Knight Frank marks a journey filled with collaborative efforts and enduring friendships. Having known Clement for over a decade, our relationship has evolved from that of a client to a friend, and now, to a valued colleague. This progression has been truly enriching. I am immensely thankful for the shared experiences that have brought us to this prosperous moment. Together with the Knight Frank team, I eagerly anticipate our continued success and the achievements that lie ahead.”

    For further information about the Company, please visit knightfrank.com.hk.

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