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Business Review Day
EMEA Region
Michael Strong
EMEA Chairman
March 23, 2005
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2004 Total Revenues
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Overview
3,600 employees in 29 countries*
Commercial investment sales activity of $27 billion
Commercial leasing activity of nearly 22 million square feet
Properties under management of 122 million square feet
Appraisal and Consultation properties valued at $216 billion
* includes affiliate offices
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Organization Office Locations
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EMEA 2004 Revenue Comparison
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Source Competitors websites & press releases
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Global Reach & Local Leadership
Leading Market Positions
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Notable Instructions
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Blackstone/Deutsche Bank, Europe
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Canary Wharf, UK
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Shopping Centres Portfolio, Canada
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Savoy Hotels Portfolio, UK
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Revenue by Business Line
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EMEA Organization
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EMEA Revenue by Client Type
Fees Rendered 2002 2004
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Strategic Initiatives
Infrastructure
Cross border programs
Brand leadership
Clients
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Strategic Initiatives Infrastructure
Organize
Acquisitions
Affiliations
Service Line Additions
Diversification
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Strategic Initiatives Cross-Border Programs
Investment (Capital Markets)
Corporate Outsourcing
Valuation
Retail
Residential
Off-shoring
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Strategic Initiatives Brand Leadership
The Supplier of Choice
Quality + Size + Reach
NY/London/Paris
Leading Value-Added Brand
Working in Partnership
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Strategic Initiatives Clients
Key Client Program (CRM)
Key Target Program (Pursuit)
Multiple Service Delivery (Gap Analysis)
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