Jones Lang LaSalle announces new Japan head
Jones Lang LaSalle has announced that Yoichiro Hamaoka will be stepping down from his role looking after Japanese business at the firm, while ex-Goldman Sachs exec Toshinobu Kasai will succeed him.
Hamaoka, who has worked for Jones Lang LaSalle for 12 years, will be taking on the role of chairman. Kasai is to succeed him as managing director in Japan. Kasai joined Goldman Sachs in 1999 and was...
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