Tasmanian director of Edwards Windsor, Tim Johnstone, has been elected President of the Tasmanian Division of the Property Council.
Johnstone takes the baton from Knight Frank’s Matthew Page, who retires from the role after three years and a number of significant member wins. Page’s valuable leadership will continue on Division Council is his new role as Immediate Past President.
Tim Johnstone was elected to Division Council in 2007. Since then he has served on the Events and Membership Committee driving remarkable membership growth across the State, as well as, serving as Junior and then Senior Vice President and assisting the President and Division Council increase the reach of the Property Council.
Joining the new President and Vice President Tony Park (Park Homes) is residential developer Sam Hogg (Porky and Co) and 2010 Tasmanian Future Leader.
It is the first time in the Tasmanian Division’s history that a Vice President is from the North of the State and it shows the state wide strength of the Division. It is also a reflection by the Division Council’s belief that Hoggs’ hard work growing the Property Council’s profile and the membership in the North and North West of the State as well as being an active member of the Residential Development Committee will hold the Division in good stead.
The Division Council wishes to thank Matthew Page for the commitment and passion he has given to the Property Council in the role of President. Under Page’s leadership and vision, the Property Council has cemented its place as the leading industry voice for Tasmania’s biggest private sector industry.
The Management Committee is now:
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President – Tim Johnstone (Edwards Windsor)
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Senior Vice President, Tony Park (Park Homes)
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Junior Vice President, Sam Hogg (Porky and Co)
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Immediate Past President, Matthew Page (Knight Frank)
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Treasurer, Glenda Sorrell (Matrix Management P/L)
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Division Councillor, Robert Rockefeller (Nekon P/L)
Tim Johnstone Tony Park Sam Hogg
The Division Council also wishes to pay tribute to Ian Allingham, formerly of Retirement Benefits Fund (RBF) and now at Knight Frank.
Ian has given more than 13 years of continuous service to the Division as Division Councillor, Vice President and President.
In addition to these responsibilities, he has put in many hours across a wide range of policy and commercial committees including Infrastructure, tax and events and membership, as well as, building the solid foundation which has allowed the Division to flourish.
The Division Council looks forward to working with Ian in his new role at Knight Frank.
