New Leadership at Colliers South Carolina
Colliers | South Carolina announces David M. Feild as the new Chief Executive Officer, succeeding John W. Folsom after 31 years. Feild, who has been with the company for over 25 years, aims to build on the company’s 119-year legacy while emphasizing exceptional client service and community commitment. As he transitions into this leadership role, Feild plans to focus on fostering long-term relationships and leveraging Colliers’ strong reputation in commercial real estate.
Exciting changes are underway at Colliers | South Carolina, as the company has officially announced the appointment of David M. Feild as its new Chief Executive Officer. The announcement made on January 6 marks a significant milestone not just for Feild, but for the entire company as he takes over from John W. Folsom, who has dedicated a remarkable 31 years to leading the organization.
Feild, who previously served as the President of Colliers since 2024, is stepping up to lead the company into a new era. Folsom, having built a solid foundation over three decades, will now transition to the role of Non-Executive Chairman of the Board. This changeover emphasizes both the tradition and the fresh perspective that Feild aims to bring to the company.
David Feild is no stranger to the world of commercial real estate, boasting over 25 years of experience in the industry. For the past 11 years, he has been the Market Leader for Colliers’ offices in the Greenville-Spartanburg area, where he played a crucial role in expanding the company’s presence and services across the Upstate region. Under his leadership, Colliers has seen significant growth in its various service lines.
Taking the reins as CEO, Feild acknowledges the monumental legacy left behind by Folsom and expresses a passionate commitment to providing exceptional service not only to clients but also to the local communities that Colliers serves. His vision for the future includes building on the company’s impressive 119-year history, all while driving success for both clients and communities alike.
Feild’s dedication to the community goes beyond just his role at Colliers. He has previously served as the Board Chair of Ten at the Top, a regional organization aimed at facilitating collaboration and growth in the Upstate. In addition, he is an active board member of the Greenville Chamber of Commerce, showcasing his commitment to fostering economic development.
As he embarks on this new journey, Feild emphasizes the importance of community investment and long-term client relationships. His approach involves leveraging Colliers’ established reputation while ensuring that clients feel supported and valued in every interaction.
Folsom is not stepping back entirely; rather, he will continue to play an active role in community leadership and maintain relationships with key clients. His continued involvement with organizations such as the Midlands Business Leadership Group and the Columbia Airport Commission reflects a desire to stay connected with the local business landscape.
As the transition unfolds, both Feild and Folsom are focused on ensuring that the values and principles that have driven Colliers for over a century remain intact. For Feild, the baton has been passed, and he is poised to navigate the company through the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead.
With a rich history dating back to its founding in 1906 by Walter A. Keenan in Columbia, Colliers | South Carolina now stands at a pivotal moment as it welcomes a new leader with proven expertise and a strong vision for the future.
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