Many major contractors made changes to their C-suites in the first several weeks of the year.
The beginning of the year is often a time for new leadership in the business world, and the construction industry is no different.
From the top spot of CEO to operational leadership roles and an increasing focus on tech execs in the C-suite, here are the moves contractors made to start the year.
Justin McFarland will helm a host of corporate departments, including information technology, for the St. Louis-based builder. Read the full article ➔
Jenni Kelley will be the next chief finance executive for the London-based builder’s infrastructure arm in the U.S. Read the full article ➔
COO Mike Oswald will succeed Paul Driscoll in heading the Richardson, Texas, general contracting firm, among other leadership moves. Read the full article ➔
Ray Haj will succeed David Callis, who became the contractor’s new CEO earlier this month. Read the full article ➔
The appointment of Joe Jouvenal to the operations role is the second C-suite move the contractor has announced in the past two months. Read the full article ➔
The Salt Lake City-based contractor named Cory Schubert to run its St. Paul, Minnesota, office. Read the full article ➔
The Colorado construction giant has tapped Brad Jeanneret and added new executive roles: chief administrative officer and chief health and safety officer. Read the full article ➔
President Michael Trovini and Chief Risk Officer Scott Allan previously worked at Related Cos. Read the full article ➔
Alex Llerena has more than 30 years of experience including stints at Bechtel, Cemex and Bradley Electric. Read the full article ➔
