Construction’s bullpen lineup, like a building timeline, is constantly in flux. Catch up on appointments from firms such as Swinerton, Balfour Beatty and Gilbane.
Construction’s ranks are filled with movers and shakers who literally change skylines. Often, the firms they work for announce roster changes in their executive suites at the beginning of the year.
But career trajectories, along with building schedules, rarely stand still. Major contractors continued to make promotions and additions to their teams through July, as some seasoned vets retired. Here, Construction Dive rounds up the latest executive moves in the industry through July.
With the appointment, the Colorado Springs, Colorado-based contractor will look to bolster its work in the federal and commercial construction markets. Read the full article ➔
Jay Quackenbush, former market head for the builder’s New York City region, plans to expand his new market’s reach into New England. Read the full article ➔
The shifts and additions in responsibility for four executives align with the contractor’s strategy of pursuing new businesses, according to a Barton Malow spokesperson. Read the full article ➔
Travis Mross, who started as an intern at the San Antonio-based builder, takes the role as demand for water infrastructure rises. Read the full article ➔
Ed Egerton, who brings more than 20 years of experience in infrastructure, engineering and energy, is the firm’s second C-suite addition to come from AtkinsRéalis in the last year. Read the full article ➔
Building on the momentum from the Flatiron-Dragados merger two years ago, the firm’s U.S. arm has named a new president and chief operating officer. Read the full article ➔
Robert Dillard, who most recently held the chief financial role at KB Home, will join the parent company of Gilbane Building and Gilbane Development. Read the full article ➔
