The executive suites of many U.S. construction companies saw major comings — and goings — this year. Some of the industry’s biggest firms also announced leadership shifts.
Here, Construction Dive rounds up the high-level changes.
Swinerton, Gilbane, WSP and others announced leadership changes this year.
The executive suites of many U.S. construction companies saw major comings — and goings — this year. Some of the industry’s biggest firms also announced leadership shifts.
Here, Construction Dive rounds up the high-level changes.
Company veteran Matt Rossie, who has overseen some of the firm's most complex jobs, succeeded retiring CEO Jes Pedersen. Read the full article ➔
The Atlanta-based firm named new leadership with Rob Steigerwald as chief executive officer and Jake Stefan as president. Read the full article ➔
The 73-year-old firm builds, manages and develops projects in Texas, California and Arizona. Read the full article ➔
The company tapped Adam R. Jelen to be its next leader, while current CEO Thomas M. Laird Jr. will move to chairman. Read the full article ➔
Andrea Ruckstuhl assumed leadership of the Australian contractor and developer’s European business effective July 3. Read the full article ➔
Two long-time company vets will enter the C-suite at the employee-owned electrical contractor, with another slotted to take over its West region. Read the full article ➔
The Montreal-based firm has initiated a search to replace Lou Cornell, a construction industry veteran who has also worked at Jacobs and AECOM. Read the full article ➔
Gary Smalley, the firm’s CFO since 2015, will succeed Tutor as chief executive officer. Read the full article ➔
President David Callis will succeed Eric Foster, who oversaw expansions into mass timber, maintenance and industrial work over his 42-year tenure. Read the full article ➔
Angela Floyd took on the role at the beginning of the year. Read the full article ➔
Whitson, who started as a carpenter and built his career at the firm, will lead alongside CEO George Pfeffer. Read the full article ➔
The Northern California firm, which specializes in life science construction, made other promotions in its science, technology and healthcare unit. Read the full article ➔
The announcements follow other recent leadership changes in the contractor’s civil division. Read the full article ➔
The two new Blach Construction execs were hired from competitor Rudolph and Sletten and global tech giant Cisco Systems. Read the full article ➔
The executive worked for the Dallas-based global contractor for 40 years and recently headed its construction management business. Read the full article ➔
During her nine-year tenure with the firm, DeBenedetti has led 650 employees and overseen annual revenue over $1.5 billion. Read the full article ➔
Company veteran Greg Dunkle will support the 14 brands in the firm's portfolio amid an updated organizational structure. Read the full article ➔