Senior and Commercial Operations Manager
Deign and fit-out business, Crown Workspace has appointed Lee Bedford as its new Senior Commercial and Operations Manager.
An experienced property professional, Lee Bedford joins the Crown Workspace team from Habit Action London. Where he worked as the Senior Pre-Contract Manager, overseeing and developing a new design and build division for the group.
Lee has worked within the property industry for over 30 years as a commercial surveyor and project manager for some of London’s most famous projects, including developments on Grosvenor Street, Berkeley House, and Carnaby Street.
Speaking about his new appointment, Bedford said:
“I’m delighted to bring my skills to the Crown Workspace team. Their ability to create quality, smart and effective solutions for businesses is something that I wished for when working on projects, and I could not be happier to be a part of that proposition.”
We would like to extend a warm welcome to Lee as he joins our team. His experience will prove invaluable as Crown Workspace expands, and I look forward to watching it move from strength to strength as the year progresses.
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