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Tighe & Bond names McIntyre as external member to board of directors

Greg McIntyre

Westfield, MA With nearly four decades of experience, Greg McIntyre has been elected as a new external member of Tighe & Bond, Inc.’s board of directors. 

McIntyre had a distinguished career as an executive at CH2M where he served on the board of directors, and was president of both the state and local government client sector and global water business group. There he also served as managing director responsible for the program and construction management of the 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games venues and infrastructure in the U.K.

Subsequent to CH2M’s acquisition by Jacobs, he led the buildings & infrastructure Americas business where he oversaw more than 11,500 employees and served state and local government and commercial clients by delivering solutions for water, environment, transportation, and the built environment throughout North and South America.

“Greg’s experience as an executive leader in our industry, and his impact on initiatives in the areas of safety; technology; mergers and acquisitions; and diversity, equity, and inclusion will no doubt bring invaluable perspective to our board of directors,” said Tighe & Bond’s president & CEO, Robert Belitz.

Throughout his career, McIntyre has served as an active member and leader to various professional and non-profit organizations. He currently serves on the board of directors for Water for People, a global nonprofit working in Latin America, Africa, and Asia to achieve lasting access to clean water and sanitation services. He has been active in the American Society of Civil Engineers, American Water Works Association, and the Water Environment Federation. McIntyre also served on the board of directors for the Colorado Business Roundtable.

McIntyre joins six other Tighe & Bond board members. This includes president & CEO Robert Belitz; Peter Grabowski, PE; Tiffany Labrie, PE, CDT; Bradlee Mezquita, PE, LEED AP; Daniel Rukakoski, PWS, CWS, PSS; and external director Lisa Robert, PE.

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