Property professional Zoe Ferrari is on the fast track to success at CBRE, appointed Managing Director of the firm's Canberra office.

Ms Ferrari commenced her property career with the agency in Sydney more than 15 years ago, before relocating to Canberra in 2010, where she worked in both the agency market and in delivering major fitout projects.

She re-joined CBRE in 2016 to lead the Canberra A&T - Office Leasing division.

Ms Ferrari told WILLIAMS MEDIA she was honoured to have the chance to strengthen the Canberra business.

"It’s a big role but I am passionate about people and leadership," she said.

"At CBRE Canberra, we have a wonderful group of hard-working professionals who continuously strive for excellence.

"I love being part of such a strong brand that is known around the globe for providing world-class service."

CBRE Senior Managing Director, WA, SA & ACT, Lloyd Jenkins said Ms Ferrari’s depth of experience, market intel and drive provided a strong framework to take on the organisational leadership of the wider Canberra business. 

“Zoe brings a valuable combination of experience, professionalism and enthusiasm to lead the future growth of our Canberra business," he said.

"I am confident that under her leadership, we will continue to deliver outstanding strategy and results for our clients, in addition to harnessing new opportunities."

Ms Ferrari's appointment coincides with that Emma Forster Mitrovski to head of Pacific Global Workplace Solutions, a department Mr Jenkins said would be "instrumental" in the growth of CBRE's government and corporate client base.

Leveraging her extensive experience in delivering integrated property and facilities management services to the public and government sector, Emma will strengthen our capabilities in the areas of Facilities Management, Project Management, Transaction Services & Advisory, Property Portfolio Management, Occupier Consultancy, Integrated Outsourcing Services and Tenant Representation.” 

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