Ex-Permasteelisa COO to join Skanska UK’s building business

Skanska UK has appointed former Permasteelisa chief operating officer Lee Marks as executive vice president for its building arm. Marks joins the contractor next Monday (16 March) and will undergo a phased introduction to Skanska’s global and UK operations before formally taking up the role… The post Ex-Permasteelisa COO to join Skanska UK’s building business appeared first on Construction News.

Skanska VP on uncertainty in the US construction market

Sean Szatkowski, executive vice president and general manager of Skanska USA Building in New York, tells GCR about labour and material shortages, tariffs and other challenges. Skanska USA has recently… The post Skanska VP on uncertainty in the US construction market appeared first on Global Construction Review.

S. M. Wilson Appoints Jim Contratto EVP of Project Strategy

Jim Contratto has joined S. M. Wilson & Co. in the newly created position of Executive Vice President of Project Development & Strategy. Contratto is responsible for leading and coordinating business development efforts, developing and executing strategies to identify new opportunities, establishing strategic partnerships and positioning S. M. Wilson to be selected by new target […] <p>The post S. M. Wilson Appoints Jim Contratto EVP of Project Strategy first appeared on CCR-Mag.com.</p>

RS&H WELCOMES KIM HOLLAND, PE, AS EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT OF CORPORATE DEVELOPMENT

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — RS&H, a national employee-owned architecture, engineering and consulting firm, announced today that Kim Holland, PE, has joined the firm as Executive Vice President of Corporate Development. Holland has extensive experience leading strategy, investments and growth across the transportation and infrastructure sectors, including over 21 years previously at RS&H and most recently with the Florida Department […]

Skanska unveils management shake-up following departure of executive vice president

Dan Williams replaces Andrew English as CFO Meliha Duymaz takes on HS2 work