As part of the #IAMWOMAN campaign we meet 5 black women working in Real Estate. Nicole Campbell is a trained Chartered Property Surveyor (MRICS). Her job role is Senior Asset Manager for The Crown Estate. She lives in London and has worked in the property industry for 17 years. I grew up in Wolverhampton where I went to Primary and Middle School and then onto Codsall High School in Staffordshire to study GCSEs and A - Levels. I then went to the University of Manchester, where

As part of the #IAMWOMAN campaign we meet 5 black women working in Real Estate. Faith Locken MRICS is a Chartered Commercial Surveyor and Residential Development & Regeneration specialist working at Countryside Partnerships. In 2020 Faith founded We Rise In, a business initiative whose mission is to inspire, elevate, and develop the careers of mid-senior level black professionals whilst promoting inclusion, equity, and diversity in corporate industries. Faith was born in Ugan

As part of the #IAMWOMAN campaign we meet 5 black women working in Real Estate. Joelle Allotey is 28 and an Associate Director (MRICS) at Cushman and Wakefield where she works within the Global Occupier Services Team. She lives in London. I was born in Walthamstow, and spent some time in both Highgate and Walthamstow. Finally, I moved to Essex where I have lived most of my life. I went to Forest School on the edge of Epping Forest and then onto The University of Reading wher

As part of the #IAMWOMAN campaign we met 5 black women working in Real Estate. Kemi Oguntoye is 33 and is an Associate Surveyor (MRICS) at SAY Property Consulting LLP. She lives in London. I grew up in Woolwich, SE London. I didn’t have the motivation or confidence to do the 11+ to get into a grammar school. At my secondary school (Blackheath Bluecoat Church of England), a male friend in my class was outraged that I had been left out of the young, gifted and talented program

As part of the #IAMWOMAN campaign we meet 5 black women working in Real Estate. Ally Reid is 37 and an investment manager at Landsec which is the largest commercial property development company in the UK. She lives in London. “I was born and grew up in Lewisham, prospects there were not great for young people of colour. My family ethic was if you work hard you will succeed and I managed to get a scholarship to Blackheath High School, from there I went to Brunel University. I