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Andy Hadden

Founder

Founder at Lost Shore

North Berwick, Scotland, United Kingdom

FoundedLost Shore

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Will CadellunlockedAndy: together at Merchiston Castle School (1992–1996)
×7Andy: together at Heriot-Watt University
×4Andy: together at Colliers International UK

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Experience

  1. Kardua LtdDirectorcurrent2024 — present
  2. Scottish SurfingBoard member at the Scottish Surfing Federationcurrent2017 — present
  3. Lost Shore Surf ResortFounder & MD of Lost Shore Surf Resortcurrent2014 — presentScotland, United Kingdom
  4. TARTAN COMMERCIAL LIMITEDFounder2016 — 2023North Berwick
  5. Redpath Bruce LLPInvestment2015 — 2017
  6. Colliers International UKSenior Surveyor- National Investment/Corporate Restructuring2013 — 2014Edinburgh
  7. Colliers International UKSenior Surveyor2009 — 2013West Midlands, England, United Kingdom
  8. Colliers International UKGraduate Surveyor2007 — 2009Edinburgh

Skills & more

Data AnalysisAnalytical Skills1Financial AnalysisBusiness AnalysisCorporate Real Estate10Appraisals2Leases6Property9Dilapidations1Lettings3Development Appraisals1Real Estate Development6
+7 moreCommercial Real EstateProperty ManagementLease NegotiationsLand AcquisitionReal Estate TransactionsInvestment PropertiesInvestments

Languages French

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Andy Hadden?
Founder at Lost Shore
Where does Andy Hadden work?
Andy Hadden is Founder of Lost Shore.
What companies did Andy Hadden found?
Andy Hadden founded Lost Shore.
Where did Andy Hadden go to school?
Andy Hadden studied at Heriot-Watt University (Master's degree, Real Estate Management and Development); Heriot-Watt University (Bachelor of Arts (BA), Sports Science and Psychology); Merchiston Castle School.

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