Head of CBRE's Supply Chain Advisory business, Christine Miller has received the prestigious Woman of the Built Environment Award at the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors Australia Awards.
CBRE's Christine Miller has received RICS Australia's Woman of the Built Environment Award for 2020, with judges distinguishing her as a specialist in her field.
Announced last Friday, the award recognises the outstanding contributions and achievements of senior women to the property industry, it celebrates inspirational role models to inspire the next generation of diverse professionals.
During her 20-year career, Ms Miller has established a reputation as a highly-skilled leader within the Supply Chain and Industrial & Logistics sectors.
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The current Head of CBRE's Supply Chain Advisory business told WILLIAMS MEDIA it was "truly exciting" to receive the honour.
"I’m especially pleased to be recognised for my passion and delivery of exceptional outcomes for clients," she said.
"I draw a lot of energy from the culture and expert colleagues I work with on a daily basis at CBRE and across the property industry.”
Matt Haddon, Senior Managing Director of CBRE's Advisory & Transaction Services platform, said Ms Miller’s passion for her sector and ability to deliver the best possible outcomes for clients made her a positive role model in an historically male-dominated field.
“Christine’s contributions to our Logistics and Retail businesses have significantly broadened the scope of subject matter expertise that we’re able to offer our global and local clients,” he said.
“Whilst the market-leading execution of property strategy has always been our strong suit, Christine adds property strategy creation skills that differentiate the CBRE product from our peers.”
Ms Miller was one of two CBRE employees to be recognised by the RICS, with Robert McIntosh from CBRE Hotels' Asia Pacific Valuation and Advisory division was awarded the Lifetime Achievement Award.
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