Hugh Maconochie has joined the Savills Private Office
Hugh Maconochie has joined the Savills Private Office to lead the firm’s Sports, Media and Entertainment team, alongside his existing role within the Savills Country House department.
The Savills Sports, Media and Entertainment team provides a discreet, personalised cross-sector service for individuals and companies working in these industries.
Maconochie joined Savills in 2011 and specialises in prime country house sales across the Chilterns and northern Home Counties.
He said, “From short to long term opportunities, we work across every sector – including sales, purchases, investments, rentals and off-market opportunities. So whether clients are looking for a property that’s close to specific facilities, such as a training ground or a filming location, or they want to be tucked away in an exclusive location, we can bring tailored solutions that fit those exact needs and preferences, wherever they may be in the world.”
Jonathan Hewlett, chairman, Savills Private Office, commented: “There is so much synergy between the sports and entertainment world and our existing clients. This appointment further reinforces Savills commitment to providing exceptional, personalised services to our clients, and strengthens our position within these key industries.”
Zero Deposit expands leadership team
Zero Deposit has announced the appointment of Dan Gittings as sales and partnerships director and Hannah Clarke as head of partnerships.
With a strong background in the property, insurance, and rental sectors, both Clarke and Gittings bring extensive experience to the team.
Gittings most recently worked as a sales director at David Phillips. Prior to that, he held senior roles at Endsleigh, Thistle, and Zurich Insurance.
Clarke, who has also worked at David Phillips, Zoopla, and Purplebricks, steps into her new role with a focus on delivering exceptional service, improving efficiency for agents and landlords, and ensuring seamless collaboration between Zero Deposit and its partners.
Zero Deposit’s commercial director, Alec McKenzie, said: “I’ve had the pleasure of working alongside Dan and Hannah before, and I know the passion, high standards, and commitment they bring to delivering outstanding results. Their focus on customer care and building strong, long-term partnerships aligns perfectly with our mission at Zero Deposit. As we continue to grow, our goal is to make the lettings process easier, faster, and more efficient for agents and landlords—while ensuring tenants get a fairer deal. I’m excited to see the impact Dan and Hannah will have in driving our partnerships forward.”
Brent Stojanovic joins LIM
Lomond Investment Management (LIM) has appointed Brent Stojanovic, a senior leader in the rented residential asset and property management sector, to the newly created role of managing director.
Stojanovic will oversee LIM’s existing client portfolio, which includes major names such as Lloyds Living, Hearthstone, Annington, and AEW and Home Holdings and a total of 4,000+ multifamily, single-family and PRS units under management across the UK.
In his new role at Lomond, Stojanovic will lead a talented team of 45-plus asset and property management, client finance, lettings, mobilisation, marketing, compliance and resident experience experts working across offices in central London, Manchester and Exeter.
His appointment comes as LIM consolidates its activities across the alternative residential sectors. This growth trajectory is further supported by Lomond’s new partnership investor, global alternative asset manager ICG, positioning the firm for continued expansion in the UK property market.
Lucy Jones, chief operating Officer of Lomond says: “We are excited to welcome Brent to the team. His exceptional and diverse experience and proven leadership will be invaluable in driving our continued growth and innovation in the residential asset and property management sector. With his strategic vision expertise, we are well-positioned to not only sustain our momentum but also to push the boundaries of what’s possible in the industry.
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