Chris Hare
About Chris Hare
Chris Hare serves as the London Regional Manager for Property Risk, bringing over 20 years of experience in property risk management. He has a strong background in lease administration and social housing, underpinned by degrees in General Practice Surveying and Building Surveying.
Work at Nationwide Building Society
Chris Hare currently serves as the London Regional Manager for Property Risk at Nationwide Building Society. In this role, he focuses on managing property risk specifically within the London region. His responsibilities include overseeing risk management strategies and ensuring compliance with relevant regulations. Chris has been in this position since 2021.
Previous Experience in Property Risk Management
Before joining Nationwide Building Society, Chris Hare worked for ten years as an Area Asset Risk Valuer. His tenure in this role lasted from 2011 to 2021. Prior to that, he was an Associate Surveyor at Countrywide Surveyors from 2004 to 2011, where he gained valuable experience in property valuation and risk assessment.
Education and Expertise
Chris Hare holds a Bachelor of Science (BSc) degree in General Practice Surveying from the University of Westminster, which he completed in 1995. He also earned a Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Building Surveying from the University of Greenwich in 1997. His educational background supports his expertise in managing property risk, lease administration, and working with landlords.
Background in Social Housing
Chris Hare has a strong background in social housing, which informs his approach to risk management strategies. His experience in this sector enhances his ability to address the unique challenges associated with property risk in residential environments, particularly in the context of financial services.
Skills in Lease Administration
Chris possesses skills in lease administration, which are essential for effective property risk management. His ability to work with landlords and understand the intricacies of lease agreements contributes to his overall effectiveness in his current role.