Professor Andrew Baum Becomes Expert Advisor To PRODA

Andrew Baum

We are pleased to announce that Professor Andrew Baum has joined us as an expert advisor.

Professor Baum is Professor of Practice at the Saïd Business School at the University of Oxford, where he currently leads the Future of Real Estate Initiative. He is a world-leading authority on real estate and technology and author of the landmark 2017 report Proptech 3.0: The Future of Real Estate.

Professor Baum said: “I’m delighted to bring my experience and knowledge of the industry to PRODA. The current lack of data standardisation is a huge barrier to real estate companies using and sharing their data. PRODA is innovating to tackle this issue head-on.”

Our CEO Peter Bredthauer said: “We are honoured to have Professor Baum join us. As well as being a PropTech thought leader he has impressive experience in real estate research and investment, which will be hugely valuable in guiding PRODA’s development. We’re really looking forward to starting our collaboration.”

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