Topic People, Infrastructure
Date 01 Aug 2024
Galliford Try, one of the UK’s leading construction groups, is pleased to announce that Glennan Blackmore has joined as the new Managing Director of its Infrastructure business unit, covering National Highways, Local Authorities and Major Projects.
In his new role, Glennan will be responsible for increasing Galliford Try’s market share in existing markets and progressing aligned adjacent market opportunities. He takes over from David Lowery who was promoted to the role of Divisional Managing Director of Environment and Infrastructure as an Executive Board member, tasked with driving the company's expansion within these sectors - a key focus of the Group’s Sustainable Growth Strategy.
Glennan brings more than 30 years’ experience in construction to Galliford Try, having most recently managed the National Highways portfolio for Skanska as Highways Sector Director. He has overseen international projects and has been accredited with Fellowship of both the Institution of Civil Engineers and the Chartered Institution of Highways & Transportation in recognition of the significant contribution he has made to the industry.
Commenting on Glennan’s appointment, David Lowery, Divisional Managing Director, said: “Infrastructure remains a key focus for our organisation, and we are excited that Glennan, with his wealth of experience, has joined our business for the next and important phase of our journey.
“I look forward to working with Glennan and the team to further grow and develop the business as we continue to deliver local and nationally critical infrastructure for our customers, making a real difference to communities across the UK.”
Glennan added: “Galliford Try has built an excellent reputation as a leading UK construction group, known for its people-orientated and progressive approach, and committed to improving lives by delivering high-quality infrastructure. I am very much looking forward to this new role and working collaboratively with an experienced team to deliver further success in the future.”