Valuation Services Director

Description

As a Valuation Services Director you will deliver top‑tier valuation and advisory solutions, leveraging Colliers’ full platform of services. You will promote the Colliers brand in the local market and ensure superior customer service for every client.

Key responsibilities include originating new client relationships, managing teams across geographies, allocating appraisal assignments, supervising trainee appraisers, and executing a wide range of valuation and appraisal projects for corporate clients, REITs, pension funds, lenders and other stakeholders.

• Originate and nurture new client relationships while strengthening existing ones.
• Lead and coordinate appraisal teams across multiple geographies.
• Allocate appraisal assignments and supervise trainee appraisers.
• Execute valuation and appraisal projects for corporate clients, REITs, pension funds, lenders, and other investors.
• Perform financial reporting, purchase accounting, NAV calculations, tax and lending analyses.
• Apply DCF modeling (Argus, Excel), sales‑comparison, cost, and highest‑and‑best‑use methods.
• Analyze industry surveys, benchmarks, and economic/demographic trends.
• Prepare and deliver clear, concise presentations of valuation findings.

Requirements

You will apply expertise in discounted cash‑flow modeling (Argus and Excel), sales‑comparison, cost and highest‑and‑best‑use approaches, review industry surveys and economic trends, and present analysis results in a clear, concise manner.

The role requires an MAI designation, at least ten years of relevant experience, a bachelor’s degree (advanced appraisal coursework preferred), and proficiency with Microsoft Office. Strong communication skills, a collaborative team‑player mindset and a commitment to excellent client service are essential.

Applicants must be authorized to work in the United States; the company does not sponsor visas. Colliers is an equal‑opportunity employer that values diversity and provides accommodations for qualified candidates who need them.

• Hold an MAI designation and at least 10 years of valuation experience.
• Possess a bachelor’s degree; advanced appraisal coursework is preferred, and be proficient in Microsoft Office.

Benefits

Colliers offers an enterprising, nimble, decentralized environment that provides ample opportunities to learn, grow and accelerate your career. This hybrid position is based out of the local office and supports the firm’s continued growth as an industry leader.

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance