20 Years Service – Naz M

Published: Sep 28 2020

A huge congratulations to our very own Asset Management Director, Naz M, who celebrated 20 years with PHD.

Naz started working for PHD in 2000, and he has demonstrated the continued commitment required to achieve excellence and success. We couldn’t have done it without you!

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