Fisher German has appointed Alex Lowth as the company’s new financial director.
Prior to joining Fisher German, Lowth was interim chief operating and financial officer at the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors where he acted in a dual capacity, leading operations during a leadership transition and rebuilding financial operations within the organisation.
Prior to this, he worked for Newmark Europe and Asia, Baker-Hicks Europe and spent 14 years at CBRE.
Lowth replaces Adrian Jones who has retired from the business. Jones joined the business in 2012 and has played a pivotal role leading the finance team and transforming the organisation’s financial processes over the course of his tenure.
Lowth said: “I’m delighted to be joining Fisher German, a business with a proud legacy as a partnership where there is genuine investment from the top down. I was attracted by the firm’s strong sense of shared purpose and commitment to its people and clients, and I am looking forward to playing a pivotal role within the senior leadership team to help secure continued growth for the future.
“I have come to recognise Fisher German’s excellent work across many disciplines, and I am excited to work together with our teams and clients to support further growth and success. Throughout my career I have gained a wide range of experience bridging operational, financial, and strategic business acumen to drive profitable expansion for organisations, and hope to bring my lessons, learnings, and insights to the Fisher German team.”
Andrew Bridge, managing partner, at Fisher German, added: “We’re delighted to welcome Alex to the business. He joins Fisher German with a wide breadth of financial and operational experience and knowledge across the professional services and real estate industry. His reputation as a trusted strategic advisor who has led businesses through major transformation, operational improvement, and strategic growth aligns well with our bold ambitions for continued progression across the firm.”
