Replacement announced for Robyn Elliott
Stockland announced Sharmila Tsourdalakis will be joining the property giant in the role of chief innovation, marketing and technology officer (CIMTO).
Tsourdalakis takes the role after the departure of Robyn Elliott earlier this month. Elliott, who had been its chief innovation, marketing and technology officer, resigned after an 18-month stint. Stockland’s GM of marketing, Ben Allen, had been reporting directly into Elliott and his role remains unchanged, a spokesperson said earlier in the month.
Tsourdalakis previously held the role of executive general manager of banking and wealth technology at Suncorp. Prior to this, she was CIO of the GPT Group, and group manager at Leighton.
Stockland managing director and CEO, Mark Steinert, said he was delighted to welcome Tsourdalakis to Stockland to lead the innovation, marketing, technology and customer teams as a member of the executive committee.
“Sharmila brings over 20 years’ experience working in senior roles in technology, innovation, customer and digital transformation for ASX-listed companies, including Suncorp, GPT and Leighton Contractors,” he said.
“Sharmila has led a number of large-scale digital and customer-centric transformations, including the implementation and optimisation of complex technology platforms, aligning with Stockland’s focus on upgrading our systems to increase customer service, business efficiency and embrace digital opportunities.
“Investing in technology, innovation, customer experience and data capability is an important priority for Stockland, as we position our business for the future, turning disruption into business opportunities and driving additional income streams.
“We are excited Sharmila is joining Stockland, bringing a combination of strong real estate sector experience, shared values and passion for technology, customer focus and innovation.”
The appointment will commence on 27 April 2020. Stockland GM of marketing, Ben Allen, will report directly into Tsourdalakis.
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