Cushman & Wakefield, a global leader in real estate services, has appointed Sona Aggarwal as Managing Director, Head of Retail Sales and Strategy, Asia Pacific, to enhance its retail platform in the region.
Real EstateRetail StrategyAsia PacificCushman WakefieldSona AggarwalReal EstateJun 23, 2025
Sona Aggarwal has been appointed as Managing Director, Head of Retail Sales and Strategy, Asia Pacific, at Cushman & Wakefield.
This appointment is significant as it enhances Cushman & Wakefield's retail platform in the region, bringing global retail expertise and network to clients across Asia Pacific.
Sona Aggarwal has 25 years of experience in global brand management and retail operations, with a proven track record in delivering profitable growth and managing cross-border teams.
Key trends include a growing middle class, rapid urbanization, high digital adoption, and increased interest in both local and global brands, as well as significant growth in tech-driven sectors like Auto/EV.
Sona Aggarwal plans to leverage Cushman & Wakefield’s talent, expertise, and data insights to provide customized and differentiated solutions for clients across the retail sector.
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