Mrs. Alaba Fagun has been appointed as Managing Director Berger Paints Nigeria Plc.
The appointment takes effect from October 4.
Fagun replaces Mr. Adeyemi Adetomiwa, who had served in an acting capacity since January 4.
The company’s secretary, Mr Ayokunle Ayoko, in a statement on Saturday in Lagos, said that the new managing director has over 23 years experience in the real estate sector, having involved in commercial, residential, institutional and financial-based projects.
Ayoko also said that Fagun, most recent employment, was at UPDC Facility Management Limited (UPDCFM) as the founding managing director.
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Fagun started her career as an Architect at Siji Dosekun Partnership, thereafter, worked at the Architects Co-Partnership Hertfordshire, United Kingdom where she gathered field experience.
She worked in other architectural and real estate companies in the UK before joining Broll Property Services Ltd. Lagos, Nigeria, where she served as the Senior Manager, Properties.
After Broll, she served first as the Head, Major Projects at Union Bank Plc, Lagos, Nigeria and later as their Head of Facilities Management.
Fagun holds Bachelor of Environmental Science and Bachelor of Architecture (Distinction) degrees from the University of Lagos, Nigeria and a Member of the British Institute of Facility Management.
“The company is assured of her abilities to bring her rich experience to the fore as she takes the Berger Paints Nigeria Plc to greater heights,” Ayoko said.
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