Matthew Bouw Appointed Ceo Cushman Wakefield Apac And Emea Regions
Cushman & Wakefield (C&W) has recently announced the appointment of Matthew Bouw as the new CEO for both Asia Pacific (APAC) and Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) regions effective May 1. Bouw, who has been with the firm for 13 years, will be relocating to London to lead a unified operating model across both regions.
The new operating model aims to improve scale, simplify services, and enhance global connectivity and talent access for clients, as stated in the official announcement.
Bouw has been serving as the CEO for APAC since 2017, based in Singapore. Prior to this, he has also held various global executive roles at the firm’s corporate headquarters in Chicago, including Global Chief Administrative Officer and Global Chief HR & Strategy Officer. In his previous roles, Bouw played a crucial part in the merger of C&W’s legacy organisations in 2014 and 2015, as well as the acquisition of DTZ in 2011.
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Before joining C&W, Bouw has held leadership positions in multiple industries at renowned global companies like Aviva, PwC and UGL.
Colin Wilson, who served as the CEO for EMEA, will be stepping down from his role and leaving the firm to pursue other opportunities. Wilson, who has been with C&W for over 29 years, will remain in an advisory role to ensure a smooth transition of responsibilities.
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