Christopher John Fossick started his career in 1985 in London as an undergraduate at Barclays Bank, where he spent 12 months as part of the team responsible for the property management of the Bank real estate portfolio. That year, he was also involved in the relocation of Barclays investment banking division headquarters.

After graduating from the University of South Wales, he joined Savills, a real estate consultancy in London, under its graduate programme. After two years moving between its businesses, he joined the central London agency team. During that period, he worked on the planning and leasing of the iconic 16 million sq ft Canary Wharf development in London Docklands.

In 1989, he moved to Asia to join CBRE Singapore as part of, and later leading, the Singapore and Asia commercial leasing teams. In 2003, after completing an MBA at the University of Chicago, he transferred to Tokyo as President and CEO of CBRE Japan, where he helped build the business into one of CBRE largest in Asia Pacific and became widely recognised as an industry leader in Japan real estate sector.

In 2006, he relocated back to Singapore to join Jones Lang LaSalle as Chief Executive Officer of JLL business in Singapore and Southeast Asia, a role he held until January 2024. In this role, he established and led JLL business in Malaysia and was a member of the Asia Pacific Executive Board responsible for the growth and leadership of JLL Asia Pacific business.

He is currently the Lead Independent Non-Executive Director of Singapore-listed Pacific Century Regional Developments Limited. He is also a Non-Executive Director of London-headquartered Native Land Limited, a leading developer of commercial, residential and mixed-use developments in the United Kingdom, and a Board Director of Irish-based real estate investor Fine Grain Property.

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