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Lendlease Announces Appointment of new Asia CEO and Chief People Officer
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Following the appointment of current Asia CEO Tony Lombardo to the position of Group Chief Executive Officer Designate in February 2021, Justin Gabbani was appointed Chief Executive Officer, Asia. Alex Christie, Group Head of People & Culture, resigned, leading to Deb Yates’ appointment as Chief People Officer.
FREMONT, CA: Lendlease, an international real estate group, announced Justin Gabbani as the groups chief Executive Officer, Asia based in Singapore, and Deborah (Deb) Yates as its Chief People Officer, based in Sydney.
Following the appointment of current Asia CEO Tony Lombardo to the position of Group Chief Executive Officer Designate in February 2021, Justin Gabbani was appointed Chief Executive Officer, Asia. Alex Christie, Group Head of People & Culture, resigned, leading to Deb Yates’ appointment as Chief People Officer.
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Justin Gabbani moves from finance to the top slot for Asia
Australia’s Lendlease has filled out the succession picture for its top job in Asia, elevating a longtime company finance exec, and reaching into big four accounting firms to find new leadership for its talent efforts.
The real estate group announced last Thursday that it is promoting regional chief financial officer Justin Gabbani to Asia CEO effective 1 June. Gabbani, who will continue to be based in Singapore, replaces former regional boss Tony Lombardo, who in February was named Lendlease’s group chief executive.
“I would like to take this opportunity to congratulate Justin and Deb on their respective appointments,” McCann said. “Their demonstrated skills and expertise will bring valuable new perspectives to Lendlease’s global leadership team as the group continues to execute against its record $110 billion global development pipeline.”