This article is from the Australian Property Journal archive
STOCKLAND has made a new appointment to its board of directors in Adam Tindall, former chief executive of AMP Capital.
Tindall who was in his chief executive roll at AMP Capital from 2015 to 2020, overseeing funds and client accounts across all kinds of assets, such as real estate infrastructure, equities, fixed income and multi asset capabilities.
“I’m delighted to welcome Adam to the Stockland Board. Adam has over 30 years’
experience in investment management, capital partnerships and real estate,” said Tom Pockett, Chairman at Stockland.
Tindall also serve as AMP Capital’s director and chief investment officer for property, where he led a team that managed a $19 billion portfolio of real estate investments, representing the interests of both domestic and international institutional investors.
Prior to his time at AMP Capital, Tindall worked in leadership roles at Macquarie Capital and Lendlease.
“His appointment reflects our ongoing Board succession program which focuses on complementing and strengthening the Board’s experience and expertise,” added Pockett.
In recent weeks, Stockland has added to its WA residential pipeline, purchasing 35.8-hectares of consolidate land to develop around 600 homes, as well as providing tenancy to Hope delivery at their Piccadilly CBD retail precinct in Sydney.
Tindall will join Stockland’s board effectively immediately, following the Stockland Constitution and offer himself to be elected by security holders at the 2021 annual general meetings.
