Romesh Muthiah – Director
Romesh Muthiah BA (Hons) Housing & Development, MCIH, MCMI.
Romesh, as one of the two founding directors, has extensive local authority experience in temporary and homeless accommodation management. He was formerly employed as a housing officer at the London Borough of Haringey and also as a housing officer and, subsequently, Temporary Accommodation Manager at the London Borough of Barnet, overseeing a team of 10 staff responsible for the management of over 1500 properties across east, north and west London.
In addition he has achieved corporate membership of the ‘Chartered Institute of Housing’ (MCIH) as well as corporate membership of the ‘Chartered Management Institute’ (MCMI).
Romesh has overall responsibility for all new landlord negotiation and property procurement.
The Directors
Both directors consequently have a wealth of experience in provision and management of temporary accommodation, both from a local authority standpoint and now, as established letting and management agents, from a successful business and commercial viewpoint. They are therefore well accustomed to local authority requirements and acutely aware of the standards, costs and management issues that are of principal concern to local authorities in respect of provision of temporary accommodation.
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