Daniel Dugina

Daniel Dugina was appointed Chief Executive Officer of Beyon's Digital City Development Company in April 2025, where he leads the development of a 380,000-square-meter project located in Hamala, Bahrain. With over 23 years of international experience in the real estate industry, Dugina brings expertise in delivering successful large-scale, mixed-use urban developments.

Career History

• Chief Executive Officer, Digital City Development Company, Beyon (2025–present)
• Chief Operations Officer Operations Executive, Barangaroo, Lendlease (left December 2024 after 26 years)
• Manager, Development at Omniyat (luxury real estate projects in Dubai)
• Manager, Development at Tourism Development & Investment (TDIC, Abu Dhabi)
• Development roles at Vicurban

Education & Notable Achievements

Dugina holds a Master of Applied Finance (Honour Roll) from Kaplan Professional (formerly FINSIA), completed 2010–2012, and received education from the University of Melbourne. His portfolio includes flagship projects such as One Circular Quay, One Sydney Harbour, Melbourne Quarter, and Victoria Harbour with Lendlease in Australia, as well as high-profile real estate developments in the UAE with TDIC in Abu Dhabi and Omniyat in Dubai. As Head of Apartments Development at Lendlease, Dugina oversaw One Sydney Harbour, which achieved sales comparable to exclusive apartments in New York and London.

What Daniel Dugina Could Bring to CEO, Digital City Development Company at Beyon

Dugina's appointment capitalizes on his two-decade track record managing transformative mixed-use urban developments across three continents. His extensive experience with Lendlease—one of the world's largest property developers—combined with his exposure to luxury residential developments in Dubai and Abu Dhabi through Omniyat and TDIC, positions him to drive Beyon Digital City's ambitious vision. His operational background as Chief Operations Officer at Lendlease's Barangaroo precinct and his financial expertise (Master of Applied Finance) equip him to manage complex development timelines, stakeholder partnerships, and large-scale infrastructure execution—critical capabilities for delivering a 380,000-square-meter digital city ecosystem in Bahrain.