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Suffolk hires Gasparini and Mills as executive vice presidents

Peter Gasparini

 

Chris Mills

 

Boston, MA Suffolk, one of the largest and most innovative real estate and construction enterprises in the country, has added two industry veterans to its national executive leadership team. Peter Gasparini joins Suffolk as executive vice president, national operations, and Chris Mills as executive vice president, business development. The strategic hires enhance the executive team with additional expertise and will help ensure that operational excellence and functional expertise are in alignment across all regions and sectors.

“As Suffolk continues to expand into new regions, sectors and markets, we must remain committed to providing exceptional client service and enhancing our productivity, safety and efficiencies on our jobsites by leveraging the most sophisticated technologies and tools in the industry. We must also effectively communicate our unique value proposition to clients throughout the country so we can expand our brand presence and demonstrate to clients there is a better way to build. We are thrilled to welcome Pete and Chris to the Suffolk team as experienced national leaders who will oversee these efforts and position Suffolk for future growth and success on the national stage,” said John Fish, chairman and CEO, Suffolk.

Gasparini joins Suffolk with more than 35 years of industry experience. His portfolio includes oversight of significant projects in three countries, 17 U.S. states and three Canadian provinces. He will help drive the national operations team as it continues its successful track record of delivering efficient, on-time and on-budget projects around the country. Gasparini will work closely with key units such as mission control and regional operations to help resolve operational challenges, optimize critical business processes, and implement change management. Gasparini will be based in Suffolk headquarters in Boston and will report to Tim Stroud, national president and chief operating officer at Suffolk.

Mills brings a wealth of experience to his role. During his 31-year tenure at Plaza Construction, he held several leadership positions, including president and chief operating officer, where he was responsible for a team of more than 500 professionals in seven regional offices. He has a passion for innovation, technology, analytics and the development of data-driven standards for complex projects. Mills will focus on national business development efforts to expand Suffolk’s footprint and drive strategic growth. He will be based in Suffolk’s New York office and will report to Ralph Esposito, national president at Suffolk.

Suffolk’s new leadership hires will allow the company to meet the needs and objectives of clients throughout the country in every industry sector. Suffolk has a reputation for managing iconic, sophisticated and complicated building construction projects including the Boston Children’s Hospital Hale Family Clinical Building; Brigham and Women’s Hospital Building for the Future; Encore Boston Harbor Resort and Casino; Boston Logan International Airport Terminal E; guitar-shaped Seminole Hard Rock Resort and Casino in Hollywood, Florida; Jade Signature in Miami; The Eli and Edythe L. Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard in Cambridge, Massachusetts; Boston University Center for Computing & Data Sciences, the largest net zero project in the northeast region; Northeastern University Interdisciplinary Science and Engineering Complex in Boston; Winthrop Center, the largest Passive House office space in the world, located in Boston; 6th Street Place in Los Angeles; interior renovations at the iconic Waldorf Astoria renovation in New York City; Capitol Records building in Los Angeles; San Francisco International Airport; Dallas Fort Worth International Airport; Millennium Tower in Boston; and Mandarin Oriental Hotel and Residence in Boston, among many other projects in the commercial, life sciences, healthcare, education, mission critical, transportation and federal government sectors.
 

 

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