New chief is civils contractor鈥檚 third in as many years
Bam Nuttall鈥檚 transport sector head will succeed Ian Parish as executive director after his retirement at the end of the year, the firm has announced.
Huw Jones, a chartered civil engineer who joined Bam in 2009, will be the third boss in as many years at the UK civils arm of the Dutch giant.
Parish, who turned 66 in August, had worked for nearly four decades over three stints at Bam and had only taken the top job from Adrian Savory last September.
The business, which saw its revenue jump from 鈧974m (拢814m) to 鈧1.3bn (拢1.08bn) last year, helped by its work on HS2, has struggled to land on a long-term leader since Steve Fox鈥檚 departure in June 2020.
John Wilkinson, chief operating officer for Bam UK & Ireland, said Jones had 鈥漛rought huge success鈥 to the rail division, where he is currently managing director, and would bring 鈥漚 fresh approach and a real appetite to deliver for our stakeholders鈥.
Jones added: 鈥淲e have a strong business that has been built around our great people, with a fantastic culture and a proud civil engineering heritage.
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鈥滻 feel extremely honoured to be given the opportunity to help take the business forward.鈥
Parish will remain with the business throughout January as part of a handover period.
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