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Ferrovial Construction Names Tim Creson U.S. Chief Operating Officer

Tim Creson has been appointed as the U.S. Chief Operating Officer of Ferrovial Construction, rejoining the company after serving as president and CEO of other construction companies. With over 30 years of industry experience, Creson will lead strategic growth initiatives and operational excellence for Ferrovial's U.S. division under the leadership of Pepe Baraja.

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Tim Creson

Ferrovial announced Tim Creson has rejoined its construction division as United States chief operating officer, reporting to Pepe Baraja, United States and Canada CEO of Ferrovial Construction. In his new role, Creson will lead strategic growth initiatives, stakeholder engagement and operational excellence for the division.

"We're proud to welcome Tim back to Ferrovial," said Baraja. "His proven leadership and deep industry expertise will be instrumental in delivering complex infrastructure projects and advancing Ferrovial's strategic growth across the U.S. market."

"I'm honored to take on this role and rejoin the Ferrovial team at such a pivotal moment," said Creson. "Ferrovial's clear vision for growth, coupled with its track record of delivering high-quality, essential infrastructure for communities, made this an easy decision. I look forward to working with our teams to build on that legacy and drive continued success."

Creson brings more than 30 years of industry experience, leading strategy, operations and mergers and acquisitions. He rejoins Ferrovial after having served as president and CEO of American Bridge Company and then president of Texas Sterling Construction Co. Creson was president and CEO of Ferrovial's Webber from 2012 to 2018, where he led the company to become a recognized construction leader in transportation and water, successfully delivering infrastructure projects across the southern United States.


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