Centuria adds to board

Centuria Capital has announced two new members of its responsible entity boards.

Nicole Green, a legal professional who is Minter Ellison's infrastructure industry leader and a partner in its projects, infrastructure, and construction division. Her expertise is in high-profile infrastructure developments and large-scale commercial, industrial, and residential developments.

Green is joined by Jennifer Cook, who has also been appointed to the responsible entity boards, Centuria Property Funds Limited (CPFL) and Centuria Property Funds No. 2 Limited (CPF2L). Green also joins Centuria's Audit, Risk, & Compliance committee (ARCC). "We warmly welcome Nicole to the CPFL Board and ARCC Committee and Jennifer to the CPF2L Board," said Centuria Capital chair Garry Charney. "They bring substantial experience from varied backgrounds that we believe will benefit the shareholders of both REITs and add greatly to the intellectual property within the Group. Not only is the entrenchment of independent boards in CPFL and CPF2L a priority but the appointments are consistent with our commitment to a diversified and relevant Group.

"The appointments are also reflective of the substantial growth of Centuria's A-REITs and unlisted funds, particularly across industrial, healthcare and decentralised office markets," said Charney.

Green also sits on the Law Advisory Council of the University of New South Wales and is a member of the advisory and fiduciary boards of Infrastructure Partnerships Australia.