Andrew Dickman Tritax Symmetry p Inform Communications

Andrew Dickman has been with the firm for more than a decade. Credit: via Inform Communications

Dickman takes on Tritax chairman role

After three and a half years as managing director of the development arm of Tritax Big Box REIT, Andrew Dickman will hand over the day to day running of the business to Jonathan Wallis while he takes on a strategic role.

As chairman, Dickman, who joined Tritax Big Box Developments in 2014, will remain “deeply engaged” in key strategic projects, while spending more time championing the logistics sector, according to the company.

Wallis, head of the firm’s Northampton office, will work in partnership with Dickman to shape the strategic direction of the business alongside fellow directors and board members Tom Leeming and Will Oliver.

Dickman said: “I am proud of the thriving business we’ve built and have every confidence in Jonathan’s ability to take the business forward, particularly as he has played a key role in shaping TBBD’s culture, delivery model and strategy to date.

“My decision to step into the role of TBBD chairman at this time reflects my passion for future-proofing the logistics sector. This move will enable me to continue to help deliver key strategic projects for clients while dedicating more time to championing the logistics sector and the vital role it plays in the health of the UK economy.”

Tritax’s current developments in the North West include the 8.2m sq ft IPL North in St Helens and a 1.4m sq ft scheme in Wigan, among others.

Wallis added: “I am honoured to lead TBBD into its next chapter of growth. Under Andrew’s leadership, we’ve established ourselves as a thriving business and a market leader in UK logistics.

“This planned transition ensures stability and continuity for our business, as we continue to deliver on our ambitions, creating sector-defining, future-ready logistics developments and long-term value for our stakeholders. I look to the future with confidence and excitement.”

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