MCARTHURGLEN has made two key appointments in its marketing division. CHRIS GREEN joins McArthurGlen from Hammerson to take up the position of head of marketing communications. And simon garner has been appointed to the role of head of creative design, joining McArthurGlen from Boots, where he was head of visual excellence across the 1,600-store portfolio.

MULTIPLEX and ALDERSGATE INVESTMENTS have appointed DANIEL TOMKINSON as centre director of Eden, High Wycombe, the 825,000-sq ft retail and leisure scheme in the centre of High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, which is due to open in March 2008. He has 17 years experience in the airport retail sector, working for large blue chip organisations including BAA.

DAVID LEWIS, associate director of Centros Miller, has been named as inaugural chair of bcsc's New Generation Committee. The committee will be responsible for supporting and encouraging young executives starting out in the retail property business with both social and educational events.

GROSVENOR has appointed JOANNE JENNINGS, currently chief executive of Belfast City Centre Management Company, as chief executive of Liverpool One.

LAND SECURITIES has appointed NEIL CARRON as development manager on two of its Scottish projects. He will be responsible for The Elements extension to Almondvale shopping centre in Livingston and the £200m Bon Accord Quarter in Aberdeen.

HARNISH PATEL has joined HAMMOND PHILLIPS from Kinleigh Folkard Hayward as a retail agent.

CENTROS MILLER has appointed SIMON HOPE as an associate director. He joins from Thornfield Properties.

GOOCH CUNLIFFE WHALE has promoted SIMON HORNER and SIMON MORRIS to directors of high street agency.

PAUL ABRAHAMSON has joined the e-marketing and website development team at TOOLBOX MARKETING from Norwich Union where he worked as a systems developer within the intranet team.

M&N COMMUNICATIONS has appointed NICK JONES as a director, to run its London office and the planning communications team. He joins M&N from PPS Group.

FIRST SECURITY has appointed STEVE TOWNSON to the role of senior training manager. He previously spent 18 years in training and development for the Armed Forces.

MULTI CORPORATION has appointed GLENN H AARONSON, as chief executive officer. He joins from Morgan Stanley Real Estate.

Urban regeneration specialist DRANSFIELD PROPERTIES has appointed PETER TAYLOR as director of construction, a new post created to deal with the company's rapidly expanding investment portfolio. He joins Dransfield from retailer Wilkinson, where he has been contracts manager for the past nine years in charge of procurement and new store openings.

Pan-European property fund management company TEESLAND IOG, has appointed CHRIS CARTER KEALL as fund manager of Teesland Advantage Property Income Trust. He joins the company from Arlington Property Investors where he was fund manager of the business park partnership.

JOHNSON FACILITIES MANAGEMENT, combining the specialist Workplace Management and SGP Property Services divisions, has appointment three new members to its senior management team. RICHARD SINGLETON, SUE HARRISON and MARK ROGERS join the company as operations director, property director and executive business development director respectively.

Retail property agency HARPER DENNIS HOBBS has strengthened its European operation with the appointment of MARINUS SCHOUTEN as associate director. Previously of Cushman & Wakefield, he will be based in The Netherlands.

CULVERWELL has announced two promotions in its Edinburgh- and Glasgow-based retail agency teams. JAMES GODFREY has been appointed a partner at Culverwell Edinburgh. And KEVIN SIMS as an associate partner at Culverwell. Glasgow.

G4S SECURITY SERVICES has appointed JULIE HULME as head of sales -- retail and shopping centres. She joins from Reliance Security Group where she worked in both sales management and shopping centre sector management roles.

NEVILL FURBER has been named as HAKO MACHINE'S new commercial director. He joined the company in January 2007 from a senior position in the cleaning industry.

Manager of the month

Poole's Dolphin shopping centre, part of the Grosvenor Shopping Centre Fund and managed by Jones Lang LaSalle, has welcomed Jerry Stampfer as the new centre manager. Boasting nearly 10 years shopping centre management experience, he takes up the position from Steven Connolly, who moved to become centre director of Festival Place, Basingstoke, late last year.

Taking up his new position in early May, Stampfer said: "It's great to be welcomed so warmly into such a highly-professional, friendly team. I join the Dolphin shopping centre and the thriving town of Poole at a really exciting time, not only with the impressive regeneration that is taking place but also with the fantastic prospects ahead for the future development of the centre. I look forward to settling in and getting to know the local community properly."

Stampfer joins the Dolphin shopping centre management team from the Mall Marlands in Southampton, where he held the position of general manager for over five years. Only recently in 2006, he guided the Marlands' centre through a £2.7m remodelling of the main entrance, where the centre successfully continued trading and the works were completed in just six months.

Prior to the Mall Marlands, Stampfer was the centre manager at the Broadwalk, a community shopping centre in Bristol for over four years.

With over 100 stores, from the best names on the high street to leading independent retailers, Stampfer says he is looking forward to the challenge of taking the Dolphin shopping centre towards celebrating its 40th birthday in 2009, and beyond. He joins the dedicated management team of deputy centre manager, David Pickett, centre administrator Lisa King and operations manager, Jeff Manning.

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