Jones Lang LaSalle (JLL) international director Roualeyn Cumming-Bruce is leaving the firm to set up his own consultancy.
Cumming-Bruce will leave his current role as chairman of English capital markets business on Friday 28 September.
He will continue to work with JLL in an advisory role to the EMEA region, spending a number of days each month at the firm working on business development plans.
Andrew Hynard replaced Cumming-Bruce in his previous role as executive leader of the English national investment team in January last year.
Alastair Hughes, CEO EMEA said: “Roualeyn has contributed an immense amount to the success of our firm during his long career with us.
“He personifies much of what is unique about Jones Lang LaSalle – our ability to impress clients with a depth of knowledge, a perceptive understanding of their requirements, an eye for the innovative solution and, above all, huge enthusiasm for the task in hand.
“We thank him and wish him all continued success going forward.”
