Queensland Investment Corporation's global real estate business has hired Sally Harding as head of alternative income.
In this role, Harding will oversee all alternate income streams across the retail portfolio and is responsible for strengthening and growing each one.
QIC said these alternate income streams include brand and media partnerships, pop-up retail, car parking, embedded networks, third-party logistics hubs, and online retail platforms.
As the Queensland investor carries out its town centre strategy, Harding will focus on launching new opportunities, establishing partnerships that deliver new innovative income streams, and seamlessly bringing together customer, place, and digital.
She joins from Lendlease, where she spent eleven years in a similar role.
Before that, she worked at Westfield as a retail sales executive and as a casual leasing executive at AMP Capital shopping centres.
At QIC GRE, Harding will report to the general manager of shopping centre management, Stephen Dewaele.
Last November, Kylie Rampa was appointed to the top job at Queensland government-backed QIC. She also joined from Lendlease where she headed up investments.