Ardeshir Naghshineh, an Iranian-born property tycoon, is the founder of the Norwich (UK)-based Targetfollow Group, a company renowned for its diverse portfolio and significant property investments. Trained as a civil engineer, Naghshineh moved to East Anglia in 1967 and has since had a profound impact on the commercial property sector. His property holdings, initially focused on inner-city office and industrial buildings in the UK, have grown to include significant assets like London's Centre Point and a mix-use block in Bloomsbury worth over £100 million . Naghshineh's business portfolio extends beyond real estate to include serviced offices through Targetspace, a national parking company RCP Parking, cycle security firm Sekura-Byk, a private members’ club in Norwich named Reed’s, and an organic farm in Salle, Norfolk . His company, Targetfollow, manages around 60 properties in 20 cities and towns , additionally pursuing development projects across cities like Birmingham, London, Stockport, and Norwich with potential end values totaling £1 billion . Throughout his career, Naghshineh has attributed his success to a highly professional team, highlighting Targetfollow's collaborative spirit over being a one-man operation. He has a strong commitment to environmental and community causes, showing a particular passion for the Norfolk area . Beyond his property ventures, Naghshineh has also been involved in attempts to rescue the long-standing retailer Woolworths, where he is the largest shareholder . His strategic approach and diverse interests mark him as a standout figure in the commercial property world.