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People Moves: September 2024
SiteNews | September 2024
Mira Saba, BSc, EIT, NFRC Certified Simulator
This month saw construction professionals step into new roles as district managers, vice presidents, region heads and more.
CONSTRUCTION LEADERS FORUM
This month of People Moves is brought to you the Construction Leaders Forum, a gathering of high-level construction leaders set to take place on Sept. 25 at the Fairmont Royal York in Toronto. Only a few tickets remain before the venue is at capacity.
Cecil Dawe is now vice president, major projects at Bird Construction. Previously, Dawe spent more than 27 years at Graham, reaching the position of executive vice president, industrial and infrastructure.
Mathew Baranowski has been promoted to district manager for PCL’s Ottawa office overseeing district operations throughout the Ottawa region. Baranowski succeeds Geoff Howe, recently promoted to senior VP and district manager.
Dale Reimer is helping MAKE Projects expand in Calgary as their new regional director. Reimer brings more than 30 years of industry experience.
Stephen Toth has joined Infrastructure BC as vice president of infrastructure construction and delivery. Toth will provide leadership on managing owner obligations of construction contracts during design and construction for vertical infrastructure and related corporate strategic initiatives and operations.
Nina Boccia, director of marketing for KPMB Architects, has joined the Society for Marketing Professional Services as its president-elect. Boccia is a marketing and communications professional with more than 15 years of experience developing and executing strategies.
Brad Moore has been promoted to senior associate, sustainable infrastructure team lead at Stantec. Moore is an accomplished civil engineer specializing in the field of sustainable infrastructure design. In his career, Brad has applied his unique skills and expertise to projects at over 80 locations across North America.