fu3e has appointed Graham Harle, the former CEO of Gleeds, as a non-executive director to accelerate its strategic growth.
fu3e, a regular on BusinessCloud’s PropTech 50 ranking, is an enterprise SaaS platform transforming operational workflows for the real estate and investment industry.
Harle has joined fu3e’s board to support commercial strategy, institutional client engagement and international expansion.
Harle served in senior roles at Gleeds from 1995. He most recently led the company as CEO from 2019-26, driving significant growth, digital and ESG transformation as well as global expansion across Europe, the United States and Asia.
This month he moved into a NED role at the international construction and property consultancy. He also serves on boards in the real estate and investor community.
“We are delighted to welcome Graham to the board as non-executive director,” said Gavin Gleave, founder & CEO of fu3e.
“His extensive leadership experience across global markets, strong commercial perspective and deep understanding of enterprise customer needs make him an outstanding addition to fu3e’s strategic leadership.
“Graham’s insights will be invaluable as we scale our platform, accelerate revenue growth, and deepen engagement with institutional clients in the UK, US and APAC.
“Graham has a proven track record of guiding organisations through growth and transformation, and his appointment reflects our commitment to disciplined execution and value creation.”
fu3e says it has recently demonstrated strong commercial momentum with a high-quality pipeline and long term institutional contracts, positioning the company for accelerated growth and future liquidity.
Harle commented: “I am excited to join fu3e’s Board at this stage of the company’s evolution. The platform has clear product strength, strong retention metrics and a compelling institutional pipeline.
“I look forward to working with the executive team and shareholders to support fu3e’s strategic ambitions and to help unlock long-term value in the global real estate ecosystem.”