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Director Domenic Schiafone is pleased to announce the appointment of David Baguley as Asset Advisory Manager in Victoria.

With the expansion of the advisory team, we welcome David in this newly created role to champion diversification of advisory to drive new business outcomes and enhance existing clients’ experiences and a wider range of services.

David will lead the existing advisory team in Victoria and bring new capability, particularly within the asset and facilities management consulting sector, complementing RLB’s focus on growing and leading the way in this space.

‘This appointment represents an exciting time for advisory at RLB. David’s extensive experience and new perspective will maximise how we deliver advisory solutions to our clients,’ said Domenic.

‘The asset advisory manager role reinforces our appetite to expand and grow in this sector. We are continuously seeking ways to improve our service offering.’

David comes with over 20 years’ experience with global blue-chip organisations, government, and business start-up organisations.

The future of advisory in Australia

When questioned about the future of facilities management in Australia, David speaks confidentially about its growth as popularity for outsourcing and implementing cost and operational efficiency increases.

‘We are seeing increased appetite across the commercial and infrastructure sectors, particularly when led by multinational clients, to utilise Integrated Facility Management (IFM) services.’

RLB boasts a solid advisory team spanning across services including capital allowance and tax depreciation reports, asset write-off reports, stamp duty assessments, replacement cost assessment and life cycle and maintenance plans.

Advisory Team Photograph: Sin Nee Toon, Chris Lam, David Baguely, Domenic Schiafone, Mark Atwood (absent)