Eppley, the JSE-listed financial services company, has appointed real estate executive Aisha Campbell as president of its real estate and infrastructure division.
Campbell, an engineer by profession, exits PROVEN Properties, where as CEO, she oversaw several project, including the development of Via, a multi-storey residential complex on Braemar Avenue in Kingston that became one of the early examples of the minimalist high-rise residential tower design now reshaping the capital’s skyline.
Campbell will in her new role lead Eppley’s regional real estate and infrastructure platform, encompassing the Eppley Caribbean Property Fund, direct real estate holdings, and infrastructure assets. She will be responsible for strategy execution, acquisitions, portfolio performance, development delivery, and investor relations across the Caribbean.
P.B. Scott, chairman of Eppley, expressed confidence in the appointment. “Aisha’s appointment signals a significant step forward in our ambitions for the region. Her expertise, networks and leadership will be instrumental in accelerating our growth agenda across real estate and infrastructure,” he said.
Campbell said she welcomed the challenge. “Eppley has built an exceptional platform across the Caribbean. I am delighted to lead this next chapter of growth, focused on delivering real value for investors, communities and the broader regional economy,” she said.
Founded in 1973 and listed on the Jamaica Stock Exchange since 2013, Eppley Limited, with US$140 million in total assets, offers financing to businesses, along with operating three investment vehicles: the Eppley Caribbean Property Fund, the largest listed real estate mutual fund in the anglophone Caribbean; Caribbean Mezzanine Fund II; and the Capital Infrastructure Group. The property fund holds some US$96 million in assets to September.
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