MORRISON CONSTRUCTION - Key Persons
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- Group Director of Communications
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- Head of External Communications
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- Managing Director - Morrison Construction Central
David Ewing was promoted to lead the Morrison Central business in June 2022. He had acted as Commercial Director for the previous seven years, having joined the business from Interserve in 2015, where had worked his way up to a Commercial Director role. With over 30 years' experience in construction, David has been a key part of the team that increased Building Central's revenue by over £100m in the past 10 years.
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- Managing Director - Morrison Construction Highland
- Managing Director of Morrison Construction 's Highland
Donald Mclachlan became the Managing Director of Morrison Construction's Highland business unit, based in Inverness, in 2016. He has been with the business since 2003, having previously acted as Operations Director. Donald has been in the construction industry for over 30 years, and is currently a board member for High Life Highland, a charity set up by Highland Council to run and promote leisure and cultural activities throughout the region.
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- Managing Director - Morrison North East
Mike Bruce joined Morrison Construction originally as a trainee back in 1986. Over 35 years later he is still with the business, having worked his way up through various roles as Quantity Surveyor and Procurement Manager before becoming Managing Director of the Aberdeen-based North East business unit in 2009.
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- Managing Director - Environment
- Managing Director of Galliford Try 's Environment
Steve Slessor is the Managing Director of Galliford Try's Environment business, which includes Morrison Construction's Infrastructure operations in Scotland and the ESD joint venture. He joined the business in 2006 as a quantity surveyor, working his way up through the business to become Regional Director before his current role. He was also one of the Directors of the FCBC joint venture that was responsible for the Queensferry Crossing.