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JOHN PAUL CONSTRUCTION – COMPANY APPOINTMENT

 

John Paul Construction is pleased to announce a further strengthening of its senior leadership team, in line with its strategy of sustainable growth and expansion, through the following appointments;
Mark O’Shea – Associate Director – Construction
Keith McConville – Associate Director – Surveying
Conrad Shannon – Associate Director – Surveying
Colin Crowley – Regional Director – Ireland South and Europe

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Commenting, Liam Kenny, Managing Director, congratulated Mark, Keith and Conrad on their promotion within the business. He also welcomed Colin Crowley to John Paul Construction. Colin who takes up the new role of Regional Director (Ireland South & Europe) has wide ranging senior leadership experience internationally, having successfully managed and delivered major construction projects in diverse locations around the world. Liam wished each of the new appointments every success as the company enters this new and exciting chapter of its evolution.

Michael McDonnell Managing Editor of Irish Construction Industry Magazine & Plan Magazine

Email: michael@irishconstruction.com      WWW.MCDMEDIA.IE  

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