Knight Frank India Expands Leadership in Facilities Management
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Knight Frank India Expands Leadership in Facilities Management

Knight Frank India has strengthened its leadership in Facilities and Asset Management Services (FAMS) with the appointment of Ram Devagiri as Senior Executive Director, FAMS, and Pawan Koyal as Executive Director and Head, FAMS. The move underscores the firm’s focus on building depth and expertise in a segment critical to delivering integrated real estate solutions across India.

Ram Devagiri, returning for his second tenure at Knight Frank, brings over four decades of experience across India and Australia in property and facilities management. He has led portfolios exceeding 200 million sq ft, driving business transformation, service excellence, and client-focused delivery.

Pawan Koyal joins with more than 25 years of experience in facilities management, procurement, and operations across India and the Middle East. He has previously held leadership positions with global firms including ABN AMRO and Dubai Holding, and is known for advancing innovation and sustainability in large-scale operations.

Commenting on the appointments, Shishir Baijal, Chairman and Managing Director, Knight Frank India, said, “The addition of Ram and Pawan marks a strategic move to create a formidable team with deep industry experience. Their combined expertise will bring renewed focus, operational excellence, and innovation to our Facilities and Asset Management business.”

Both leaders will drive the next phase of growth for Knight Frank’s FAMS division, focusing on strategic expansion, technology integration, and enhanced client delivery.

“I am delighted to return to Knight Frank at an exciting juncture in its growth journey,” said Ram Devagiri. “My focus will be on strengthening operational foundations, service quality, and value creation for clients.”

Pawan Koyal added, “Facilities Management today demands agility, technology integration, and deep client understanding. Our goal will be to elevate operational standards and create scalable, future-ready solutions that redefine the client experience.”

With these appointments, Knight Frank India reaffirms its position as a trusted partner in delivering integrated, high-quality real estate and facilities management solutions.

Knight Frank India has strengthened its leadership in Facilities and Asset Management Services (FAMS) with the appointment of Ram Devagiri as Senior Executive Director, FAMS, and Pawan Koyal as Executive Director and Head, FAMS. The move underscores the firm’s focus on building depth and expertise in a segment critical to delivering integrated real estate solutions across India. Ram Devagiri, returning for his second tenure at Knight Frank, brings over four decades of experience across India and Australia in property and facilities management. He has led portfolios exceeding 200 million sq ft, driving business transformation, service excellence, and client-focused delivery. Pawan Koyal joins with more than 25 years of experience in facilities management, procurement, and operations across India and the Middle East. He has previously held leadership positions with global firms including ABN AMRO and Dubai Holding, and is known for advancing innovation and sustainability in large-scale operations. Commenting on the appointments, Shishir Baijal, Chairman and Managing Director, Knight Frank India, said, “The addition of Ram and Pawan marks a strategic move to create a formidable team with deep industry experience. Their combined expertise will bring renewed focus, operational excellence, and innovation to our Facilities and Asset Management business.” Both leaders will drive the next phase of growth for Knight Frank’s FAMS division, focusing on strategic expansion, technology integration, and enhanced client delivery. “I am delighted to return to Knight Frank at an exciting juncture in its growth journey,” said Ram Devagiri. “My focus will be on strengthening operational foundations, service quality, and value creation for clients.” Pawan Koyal added, “Facilities Management today demands agility, technology integration, and deep client understanding. Our goal will be to elevate operational standards and create scalable, future-ready solutions that redefine the client experience.” With these appointments, Knight Frank India reaffirms its position as a trusted partner in delivering integrated, high-quality real estate and facilities management solutions.

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