Marni Lawson has joined Burgess Rawson as its new national Head of Asset Management to be based in Melbourne.

Ms Lawson has an impressive track record in commercial property with her career spanning almost two decades at CBRE managing the Victorian ING Industrial portfolio, Airservices Australia and most recently as Head of Property for Lawson Real Estate.

Currently completing her Bachelor of Laws, Ms Lawson joins Burgess Rawson with an exhaustive list of credentials including a Masters of Business (Property) from RMIT plus several tertiary and post-grad qualifications covering property valuation, leadership, conservation and land management, to name a few.

Ms Lawson is involved within the industry at a wide level, previously on the Board of the REIV Charitable Foundation, is a regular guest lecturer at Deakin University’s property undergraduate program and she currently sits on the REIV Commercial and Industrial Chapter Committee.  

She has also worked as a contract trainer at the REIV.

Burgess Rawson CEO Ingrid Filmer said, “Marni will be at the helm of our incredible and fast-growing business. Her focus will be defining and streamlining processes, digitising for risk and training and growing our team.

“We’re very excited to have Marni join our expanding team which has gone from strength to strength over the past year.  We have continued to grow, opening offices across the country, and recruiting several new staff members.”

Ms Lawson said, “I am looking forward to my new role having admired the Burgess Rawson business from afar, finding them to be innovative and open to exploring new and better ways of working within the industry.”

Burgess Rawson is actively seeking new staff members across all its property departments including sales, leasing and asset management.

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