The president of DTZ’s Global Corporate Services division in the US has left the business.
New York-based Dino Piccini left the firm, which became part of UGL Services on 5 December, at the end of last year.
DTZ Global Corporate Services (GCS) employers around 50 staff globally. The business, which manages the regional and global portfolios of multinational companies, is regionally structured, with Rob Cookson leading the team in the US, James Maddock leading in Europe and Adam Catchpole in Asia Pacific.
A spokesperson, who confirmed Piccini’s departure, said the DTZ GCS team is already working closely with the UGL Services team on retained clients and for new business pitches.
Combined UGL Services and DTZ teams have recently maintained and grown relationships with MWH, the water supply and wastewater engineering specialist, and marketing and information provider CACI. The spokesperson aded that both of these are full global mandates, including transaction, portfolio and project management.
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