Skanska UK announces leadership changes

Skanska UK has announced several key appointments to its Executive Management Team.

Terry Muckian has been appointed Executive Vice President, Building. In this role, he will lead Skanska’s building unit, leveraging his extensive experience within the company.

Andrew English has been appointed Executive Vice President, Infrastructure. He will oversee Skanska’s infrastructure unit, bringing a wealth of experience from both Skanska and other leading infrastructure companies.

Jo Mortensen will join Skanska UK as Executive Vice President for Technology, Sustainability & Innovation. He will bring his expertise from Skanska Norway to drive innovation and sustainability across the business.

Adam McDonald has been appointed Executive Vice President and Chief Commercial Officer. In this expanded role, he will continue to lead the Cementation Skanska piling and foundations business, the facilities management operation, and Skanska Rashleigh Weatherfoil, while also overseeing the company’s commercial strategy.

Thomas Faulkner and Swati Paul, who have both made significant contributions to Skanska UK, have decided to step down from their roles.

Skanska UK President and CEO Katy Dowding says: “These executive appointments are testament to our strong talent pool, robust succession planning and commitment to providing career development opportunities.  

“I wish Thomas and Swati every success with the next stage of their careers and give my sincere thanks for their significant contributions during their time at Skanska.” 

With these changes, Skanska UK is well-positioned to continue delivering innovative and sustainable infrastructure solutions for its clients.

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