Arnold de Haan, the former CEO of Dutch property developer Multi Development and German open-ended fund CGI, has been appointed vice president of London-based Meyer Bergman. Meyer Bergman is the private development arm of the Dutch Meyer family which founded MAB. With developments in France, Germany, the UK and the Netherlands, MAB now belongs to one of the Netherlands’ leading developers Bouwfonds which in turn is part of Dutch bank Rabobank.
Arnold de Haan, the former CEO of Dutch property developer Multi Development and German open-ended fund CGI, has been appointed vice president of London-based Meyer Bergman. Meyer Bergman is the private development arm of the Dutch Meyer family which founded MAB. With developments in France, Germany, the UK and the Netherlands, MAB now belongs to one of the Netherlands’ leading developers Bouwfonds which in turn is part of Dutch bank Rabobank.
De Haan will work together with Rabo Bouwfonds MAB on the ZeilFrankfurt project (120,000 m²). Another new development Meyer Bergman is currently working on is Melrose Place in Monaco where the company is partnering Martin Landau, one of the UK’s leading property tycoons. Meanwhile Karin Laglas has traded in her position at Rodamco Europe for a new post at OVG. The Rotterdam-based company owned by Coen van Oostrom is the fastest growing developer in the Netherlands and has now set its sights on Europe. Before Rodamco, Laglas was employed at MAB where she worked on the Domus Paris.
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