Colliers Appoints New Managing Director and Brokerage Market Leader for Minneapolis-St. Paul
Colliers has appointed a new managing director and brokerage market leader for the Minneapolis-St. Paul market.
Minneapolis St. Paul, MN, July 21, 2026 — Colliers, a global leader in commercial real estate services and investment management, has announced a significant leadership change within its Minneapolis-St. Paul operations. The firm has appointed a new managing director and brokerage market leader for the region.
The individual, whose name was not provided in the announcement, will assume responsibility for overseeing Colliers’ brokerage operations and strategic direction in the Minneapolis-St. Paul metropolitan area. This role is critical in guiding the company’s market strategy, client services, and business development efforts within one of the Midwest’s key commercial real estate markets.
As managing director and brokerage market leader, the new appointee is expected to play a pivotal role in strengthening Colliers’ presence and capabilities in Minneapolis-St. Paul. Key responsibilities will likely include fostering relationships with clients, leading the brokerage team, and driving revenue growth. The appointment signifies Colliers’ commitment to expanding its market share and enhancing its service offerings in the region.
Further details regarding the new appointee’s background, experience, and the exact start date were not immediately available. The specific strategic initiatives they will be tasked with implementing also remain undisclosed at this time. The firm has not yet provided information on whether this appointment is a result of a departure or an expansion of the existing leadership structure.
Colliers operates in numerous markets globally, providing a comprehensive suite of services including tenant and landlord representation, property and facilities management, and capital markets advisory. The Minneapolis-St. Paul market is a key focus for the company’s growth strategy in the United States.
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