We are delighted to welcome Guy Naselli as the new President of the Fishermans Bend Business Forum!
As the founder and Managing Director of NSL Property Group, Guy holds a Bachelor of Building Engineering and specialises in sales and leasing. His firm offers outstanding performance and productivity across all facets of the property industry, including vendors, purchasers, landlords, and tenants. Guy’s expertise focuses on Port Melbourne, South Melbourne, and the greater Fisherman’s Bend region.
Guy combines deep market knowledge with innovative marketing strategies to secure optimal outcomes. Guy upholds the highest standards of ethics and integrity, recognising these as key to successful business partnerships.
His technical expertise, backed by a Bachelor of Building – Engineering and seven years with a leading Melbourne construction group, complements his skills in troubleshooting, engineering, and retail. Fluent in Italian and named in a “Top 50” national real estate list, Guy’s credentials are impressive.
With a strong connection to Fishermans Bend, Guy leverages his local experience to support community businesses, committed to enhancing the precinct’s prosperity.
We interviewed Guy Naselli about his time with the Fishermans Bend Business Forum and his insights on everything Fishermans Bend.
Guy, what can you tell us about yourself and your work outside Fishermans Bend Business Forum?
I have almost 25 years of experience across the world’s largest commercial real estate firms, leading residential agencies and coupled with a Bachelor of Building Engineering, I am the founder and Managing Director of NSL Property Group, that specialises in sales and leasing whilst offering outstanding performance and productivity in all facets of the property industry, including but not limited to, vendors, purchasers, landlords and tenants. I specialise in the locations of Port Melbourne, South Melbourne, and the great Fisherman’s Bend region.
Why did you join the Fishermans Bend Business Forum?
Working in the area for many years, there was a real connection with many of the businesses that operate within the precinct, so it was a natural evolution to be involved in assisting these businesses and the struggles they face within the community within a formal board setting.
What projects have you worked on during your time as a board member?
I’ve been involved with many activities, with the highlight to date being the innovation and technology start-up events held in Normanby Street, and meeting with the Minister Brooks most recently advocating for further funding for the Fishermans Bend Business Forum.
What’s the best part about working/living in Fishermans Bend?
Watching small enterprise and businesses grow into world leading companies and looking at the potential of the Fishermans Bend area grow as infrastructure and other gentrified suburbs have grown.
What are the most pressing issues?
Public Transport. It’s very simple, ‘build it and they will come’.
Where is the best coffee in Fishermans Bend?
Coe & Coe, 1 Fennel Street, Port Melbourne.
We sincerely thank Guy for his outstanding work with the Fishermans Bend Business Forum. His extensive experience and commitment have greatly benefited our community. We look forward to an exciting future ahead under his leadership. Connect with Guy on LinkedIn here.
