Eppley Taps Aisha Campbell to Head Caribbean Real Estate and Infrastructure Arm

Eppley Limited, the financial services group listed on the Jamaica Stock Exchange, has tapped Aisha Campbell to lead its real estate and infrastructure division as president.

Campbell, an engineer by training, joins from PROVEN Properties, where she served as chief executive. Among the projects she steered there was Via, a multi-storey residential building on Braemar Avenue in Kingston that helped popularise the slim, minimalist high-rise look now changing the look of the capital's skyline.

In her new post, Campbell will take charge of Eppley's regional platform, which brings together the Eppley Caribbean Property Fund, the company's directly held real estate, and its infrastructure assets. Her remit covers strategy, acquisitions, portfolio performance, development delivery, and investor relations throughout the region.

Eppley chairman P.B. Scott said the hire reflects the company's wider ambitions. "Aisha's appointment signals a significant step forward in our ambitions for the region. Her expertise, networks and leadership will be instrumental in accelerating our growth agenda across real estate and infrastructure," he said.

Campbell said she was eager to take on the role. "Eppley has built an exceptional platform across the Caribbean. I am delighted to lead this next chapter of growth, focused on delivering real value for investors, communities and the broader regional economy," she said.

Established in 1973 and trading on the Jamaica Stock Exchange since 2013, Eppley reports total assets of US$140 million. The company provides business financing and runs three investment vehicles: the Eppley Caribbean Property Fund, billed as the largest listed real estate mutual fund in the English-speaking Caribbean; Caribbean Mezzanine Fund II; and the Capital Infrastructure Group. As of September, the property fund held roughly US$96 million in assets.