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Tom Adams: On making unmodernised properties desirable again
Just as buying agents transformed a once vendor-biased marketplace, the prime property industry must now close the knowledge gap around renovation projects, argues RedBook's CEO.
As the owner and CEO of RedBook, Tom Adams leads the company’s ongoing growth while ensuring the seamless delivery of its renowned ‘white-glove’ services to its discerning HNW client book, both in the UK and internationally. His leadership cements RedBook’s position as the go-to consultancy for prime and super-prime property projects, as the business continues to expand. Since joining RedBook as CEO in 2020, Tom has played a pivotal role in shaping its strategic direction and strengthening its partnerships. Now, as the firm’s owner, he is committed to building on RedBook’s legacy, driving innovation, and elevating the business to new heights.
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