London, United Kingdom, May 2024 – Douglas & Gordon is delighted to announce the promotion of Matt Easley to Chief Operating Officer. With over a decade of experience within the company, Matt transitions from his previous role as Head of IT, where he spearheaded significant advancements in the company’s technological infrastructure and software developments. His new role as COO will see him steering the operational strategies that underpin Douglas & Gordon’s services across the property sector.
Matt Easley’s career at Douglas & Gordon spans nearly 12 years, marked by a steadfast dedication to enhancing technological capabilities within the firm. As Head of IT since November 2012, Matt was instrumental in developing bespoke business software crucial for integrating the Douglas & Gordon website with third-party applications. His efforts have significantly boosted operational efficiency and user satisfaction.
Before his tenure at Douglas & Gordon, Matt served as the Systems Development Manager at Anagram Systems Ltd, where he managed both support and development teams from 2002 to 2012. This role involved high-level project management from conception to delivery, ensuring top-quality software solutions and system architecture.
Earlier, Matt gained diverse experience as an independent consultant and in development roles at prestigious firms like Citibank Global Asset Management and Lloyds Register, enhancing his expertise in software development and system management.
About Douglas & Gordon: Established in 1958, Douglas & Gordon has grown from a single office in Sloane Square to become one of London’s most innovative independent estate agents. The company offers a wide range of property services including residential sales and lettings, property management, and corporate relocation services. Known for its commitment to high standards and client-focused service, Douglas & Gordon continues to expand its reach while maintaining a deep connection to London’s property market.
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