Carolyn Trickett

Growth Principal

Location

Sydney, Australia

Hobbies

Cooking, entertaining guests, and taking care of four rescue dogs.

Favorite building

Sydney Opera House

Carolyn is a growth principal representing JLL Spark in Asia Pacific, performing strategic relationship management with Spark’s portfolio of startup companies and external partnerships to promote growth and co-develop opportunities. She is passionate about using technology as a strategic enabler for business innovation and growth with a record of delivering technology and business solutions across various industries and tech platforms.

Prior to joining Spark, she headed the Property & Asset Management Business Technology team at JLL for 12 years. Initially focused on Australia, expanding to Asia-Pacific, Carolyn’s team delivered a transformational program that re-engineered and digitized the day-to-day functions for staff and provided clients with a continually improving reporting and service delivery suite.

Latest posts

  • Safehub: Transforming structural damage assessments in smart buildings 

    In regions prone to earthquakes, commercial buildings are particularly susceptible to structural damage.

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  • Asia Pacific – part 2: Distinctive real estate trends and PropTech VC activity 

    We recently explored the real estate industry in Asia Pacific and why it offers vast potential for PropTech solutions. Now we look at the some of the PropTech adoption trends and why there seems to be a lower volume of VC investment compared to the US and Europe.

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  • The real estate industry in Asia Pacific – part 1, a regional overview 

    The Asia Pacific region presents a massive market opportunity for PropTech due to its population, rapid urbanization, and increased demand for real estate services.

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  • Founder profile: Tom Wallace of Re-Leased for a more meaningful Future of Work 

    JLL Spark’s investment into Re-Leased, a commercial property management platform, addresses the challenge many companies face in developing their business processes.

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