PCL is a group of independent construction companies that carries out work across Canada, the United States, the Caribbean, and in Australia. These diverse operations in the civil infrastructure, heavy industrial, and buildings markets are supported by a strategic presence in 31 major centers.

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Hugh has over 30 years of experience in the financial services industry assessing financial risk and providing risk solutions to mid-market and large commercial companies in the construction, mining, aviation, power utility, energy, and real estate industries. As vice president, Risk Management at PCL, Hugh is responsible for risk management and insurance on operations across the PCL family of companies. He received a bachelor of arts degree from Campion College in Regina, Saskatchewan, and a bachelor of administration degree from the University of Regina. Hugh is a chartered insurance professional and an associate of the Insurance Institute of Canada.

Hugh McLellan

​In 2019 Todd assumed the role of president, Eastern Canadian Buildings and Civil Infrastructure, based in the Toronto district office. He is responsible for operations that extend from Manitoba to Newfoundland. Todd brings 25 years of experience in the construction industry and has led major projects in British Columbia, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario, Quebec, and New Brunswick. Todd studied architectural engineering at the Saskatchewan Institute for Applied Science and Technology, is Gold Seal certified in project management by the Canadian Construction Association, and coauthored a white paper on virtual design and construction (VDC) related to the Canadian Museum for Human Rights project in Winnipeg, MB. Todd draws on his substantial knowledge of project delivery methods, gained from a wealth of geographically diverse experience, to meet each client’s unique needs. He joined PCL’s board of directors in 2019. To give back to the industry and the community, Todd has served as a board director for the Ottawa General Contractors Association, the Saskatoon Construction Association, and the Saskatchewan Construction Association, and currently serves on the board of directors for the Ontario General Contractors Association. Todd is also proud to coach little league baseball.
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Todd M. Craigen

In 2013 Kris assumed the role of president, Western Canadian Buildings and Civil Infrastructure, based in PCL’s North American Headquarters in Edmonton. He began his PCL career in 1995 in PCL Winnipeg as a project engineer, transferring then to PCL Ottawa in 2006 to become operations manager, to Regina in 2008 to become district manager of PCL Saskatchewan, and to Edmonton in 2013 to become regional vice-president. Extensive exposure to these varied markets has enabled Kris to acquire a wide breadth of experience in the commercial, institutional, civil, and industrial construction sectors, as well as in Special Projects and First Nations work. In 2014 he joined PCL’s board of directors. In addition being a Canadian Construction Association Gold Seal-certified project manager, Kris has a bachelor of science degree in civil engineering from the [University of Manitoba](/org/university-of-manitoba), and is a designated professional engineer. He is a director on the board of the Edmonton Economic Development Corporation, and coaches a local minor hockey team.

Kris Hildebrand

As vice president, Corporate Development, John leads relationship management and business development for PCL’s existing and prospective national clients in the Canadian Buildings sector. During his nearly 30-year tenure with PCL, he has worked in operations and project management roles, including operations manager in PCL Ottawa (2002–2004) and vice president and district manager of PCL Atlantic Canada (2004–2015). John holds an MBA from the University of Western Ontario and a bachelor of science in civil engineering from the [University of Calgary](/org/university-of-calgary), and he is a Canadian Construction Association (CCA) Gold Seal-certified project manager. In 2013, John was awarded one of the CCA’s 38 Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee medals designated for Canadians who demonstrate outstanding service to the construction industry. He recently concluded a ten-year-commitment to the board of directors for the Construction Association of Nova Scotia, and he continues to serve on the boards of the Art Gallery of Nova Scotia and the Nova Scotia Community College.

John Volcko

Glen oversees the Finance and Administration department of PCL’s Canadian and Australian operations. His PCL career has spanned more than a quarter of a century. He has fulfilled various regional and corporate roles; in the 1990s he helped to establish a PCL presence in Ottawa, Canada, and was instrumental in the growth of PCL’s Toronto operations. Glen serves on several management teams within PCL and is involved with numerous initiatives dedicated to improving the organization’s business practices and creating value for PCL’s clients. He holds a Certified Management Accountant (CMA) designation and is a graduate of Winnipeg’s [Red River College](/org/red-river-college).
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Glen Anderson

As vice president and district manager, Rick leads the successful operations of PCL’s Florida Buildings Group which includes offices in Orlando and Miami. Rick spearheads forward-thinking initiatives and leverages the expertise of the PCL Orlando team to promote a robust safety culture, creative technology implementations, progressive preconstruction methods, and best-in-class quality practices. He encourages his teams to work hard while enjoying the time they spend together and celebrating their achievements made alongside one another as part of the PCL family. This family culture extends beyond the company and to relationships with local subcontractors and consultants, who work collaboratively with PCL to deliver complete client satisfaction on every project. PCL’s dedicated, client-focused solution provider culture has created long-term relationships with clients, who continually solicit work from PCL as their contractor of choice.

Rick joined PCL in 1997 as a project engineer and has gone on to serve in various leadership roles on many of PCL’s landmark projects, including world-renowned entertainment and hospitality facilities. He holds a bachelor’s degree in building construction from the M.E. Rinker, Sr. School of Construction Management at the [University of Florida](/org/university-of-florida).

Rick Goldman

Mike Wieninger is promoted to Chief Operating Officer, Canadian Operations, responsible for PCL’s Buildings and Civil operations across all provinces, and is a member of PCL’s Office of the CEO, effective November 1, 2017. He brings over 20 years of experience with the company to his new position. Mike was most recently PCL Toronto’s senior vice president and district manager. Mike holds a bachelor of science in civil engineering from the [University of Calgary](/org/university-of-calgary), and is a registered professional engineer with the Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Alberta.​

Mike Wieninger

​As vice president of Human Resources and Professional Development, Mike leads the Human Resources and Professional Development management team and is responsible for all of the services and products the team delivers. Mike has 20 years of experience in the leadership, professional development, and human resources fields. He started his PCL career in 2005 as a training consultant and not long after was named HRPD manager for Canadian Industrial. From 2005 to 2014, Mike helped grow the Canadian Industrial professional and administrative salaried staff to almost 1200 people. He attended the PCL Leadership Course in 2008, became an instructor of the course in 2010, and in 2012 took over leadership of the initiative. Mike helped launch the Canadian Industrial student program, the High Potential program, and foreign recruitment initiatives. He brings a wealth of experience in human resources, professional development, and leadership to his position.

Mike Olsson

A 30-year veteran of PCL, Mike serves as the vice president and district manager for PCL’s Civil Infrastructure division, where he focuses on expanding US operations in water and transportation markets. He has a Bachelor of Science degree in industrial technology and building construction from the University of Wisconsin-Stout. Mike is a Design-Build Institute of America (DBIA) certified associate and is a member of the American Public Works Association and the AZ Water Association.

Mike McKinney

As vice president and district manager, Mike is responsible for the successful operation of PCL Minneapolis. A native Minnesotan, Mike has helped build some of Minneapolis’ most iconic projects and remains committed to improving building infrastructure throughout the Twin Cities. Mike joined PCL Minneapolis in 1997 as a project engineer and has been instrumental in growing the office’s design-assist and design-build portfolio. He has a bachelor’s degree in civil engineering and a master’s degree in agricultural engineering, both from the [University of Minnesota](/org/university-of-minnesota), and is ASHE Health Care Construction certified.

Mike is an executive committee member, serving as vice chair for the Associated General Contractors (AGC) of Minnesota and a board member for the Minneapolis Downtown Council. Mike is heavily invested in the community through his volunteer efforts, and he is a volunteer member of the building committee for Second Harvest Heartland.

Mike Headrick

Mike ​is responsible for the accounting, tax, treasury management, and financial reporting activities of PCL’s operations in the United States. Mike also sits on the board of directors for PCL Construction Holdings Ltd., PCL’s main operating board. Prior to joining PCL, Mike spent nine years with KPMG in Denver, Colorado. He holds a bachelor of science degree in Banking and Finance from the [University of Wisconsin](/org/university-of-wisconsin-madison), and a MBA in Accounting from the University of Colorado. Mike is a member of the Board of Trustees for Mile High United Way. He earned his Certified Public Accountant (CPA) designation in 1993. In 2017, Mike was named the winner of the Denver Business Journal’s “Top Finance Executive” award.

Michael J. Kehoe

Kevin has more than 30 years of experience in the construction industry, having progressed from tradesperson to his current role as vice president and district manager of PCL Constructors Canada Inc. (Ottawa), responsible for all operations from Kingston, Ontario, to Canada’s East Coast, covering six provinces. During his PCL career, he has managed more than $6 billion in work on projects across the country. Kevin’s exposure to Ontario’s Alternative Finance and Procurement and Public-Private Partnership models, and his executive leadership positions in the PCL districts of Winnipeg (1999-2008) and Toronto (2008-2011) have created a strong platform for continued collaboration and successful operations. He was trained in building technology and economics at the British Columbia Institute of Technology and is a Canadian Construction Association Gold Seal-certified project manager. Kevin is a member of the Ottawa Construction Association’s Board of Directors.

Kevin Skinner

Kelly Wallace is Vice President and District Manager of PCL Constructors Canada Inc. (Toronto), responsible for district operations in the Greater Toronto Area and southwestern Ontario. He brings more than 22 years of experience to the position and has held various leadership positions throughout PCL in Canada for more than 17 years. Most recently, he has been part of Toronto’s leadership team as Operations Manager. Kelly is a graduate of the civil engineering technology program at [Red River College](/org/red-river-college).

Kelly Wallace

​Joe is responsible for leading PCL’s industrial operations, including a fabrication facility used to manufacture pressure vessels and steam generators. He joined the PCL family in 1998 as a project manager in Minneapolis. Joe has held numerous project, operational, and management roles in both the commercial buildings and industrial market sectors. He holds a bachelor of science degree in mechanical engineering from [Northeastern University](/org/northeastern-university).

Joe Carrieri

As regional vice president, Jeff assists in leading PCL’s US building operations in Denver and Orlando, as well as PCL’s Water Infrastructure Group and Transportation Infrastructure Group. Jeff joined the PCL family in 1990 and has held various positions in project engineering, project management, and operations management. He was vice president and district manager of PCL Orlando and Nordic PCL Construction, Inc.’s operations on the Hawaiian Islands, and most recently served as vice president, US Buildings Operations. Jeff holds a bachelor of science degree in petroleum engineering from the [University of Wyoming](/org/university-of-wyoming) and has served as a board member for the United Way, Edgewood Children’s Ranch, and Associated Builders and Contractors. He is currently a board member for the [American Cancer Society](/org/american-cancer-society). 

Jeff Westphal

As vice president and district manager, Jason is responsible for PCL’s Edmonton Buildings, Civil, and Special Projects operations. He began his PCL career in 1995 with the Construction Services group at PCL’s North American Headquarters in Edmonton, Alberta, and his career progression has included operations assignments there, and in Calgary, and the leadership roles of area manager and district manager in Winnipeg. Jason holds a bachelor of science degree in civil engineering and a master of science in construction engineering and management, both from the [University of Alberta](/org/university-of-alberta). He is a member of the Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Alberta (APEGA) and is Gold Seal certified in project management by the Canadian Construction Association.​​​


Jason Portas

As regional vice president, Jack is responsible for overseeing PCL’s buildings operations in Minneapolis, Seattle, Hawaii, and California, including the Los Angeles and San Diego offices. Jack joined PCL in 1993 as an intern and has since held numerous roles that include Special Projects manager, construction manager, director of Business Development, district manager, and most recently, vice president of California Buildings. Under his leadership, the California Buildings group has grown to be PCL’s largest division in the United States through Jack’s focus on building strong relationships and encouraging highly engaged employees.

Jack has a bachelor of science degree in civil engineering from the University of California, Los Angeles, and is a LEED® Accredited Professional.​ 

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Jack Sample

As president and COO, US Operations, and as a member of PCL’s Board of Directors and the Office of the CEO, Deron guides the strategic direction of PCL’s US commercial buildings and civil infrastructure operations while providing corporate oversight throughout the US. Deron began his PCL career in 1996 as project engineer and quickly became one of the company’s youngest vice presidents and district managers in Orlando, where he directed southeast building operations.

Through his continuous drive for improvement, Deron was named a 2018 Top 25 Newsmaker by Engineering-News Record (ENR) for his contributions to advancing innovation and technology in the construction industry by championing the creation of PCL PartsLab. Deron not only strives to make a difference in the architecture, engineering, and construction industry, but also throughout his community. His strong sense of philanthropy developed early on in his career and he participated on the board of numerous organizations, including the Edgewood Children’s Ranch, an organization aimed to change the direction of troubled children’s futures, the Parent Development Board for Student Affairs at [Auburn University](/org/auburn-university), and was the Tocqueville chair for the Heart of Florida United Way Chapter. Deron is currently a Tocqueville and board member of Mile High United Way.

Deron holds a construction science degree from [Auburn University](/org/auburn-university). He has over 25 years of industry experience and is a licensed general contractor. 

Deron Brown

As vice president and general manager, Denis is responsible for the overall strategic direction, safety, quality, and business growth of PCL Energy. He joined the PCL family in April 1988 as a project manager and craft supervisor. Denis has almost 40 years of experience in the industrial construction industry, and a wide range of experience managing, supervising, and estimating many different types and sizes of projects in various market sectors. He graduated from the [University of Alberta](/org/university-of-alberta)’s Construction Administration program and is a CCA Gold Seal certified estimator.

Denis Dubord

As president and chief executive officer, Dave is responsible for all operations within the PCL family of companies. Dave leads PCL’s Office of the CEO, a group that includes the top senior executive management and leadership of PCL. Before becoming president and CEO, Dave held the position of deputy chief executive officer, and before that was president and COO, Canadian and Australian Operations. Dave joined PCL Edmonton in 1984 as a field engineer and, following a number of project assignments in both Canada and the United States, settled in Calgary as construction manager in 1997. He was appointed Calgary district manager in 2004 and regional vice president, Western Canadian Buildings, in 2008. Dave has a bachelor of science degree in civil engineering from the [University of Alberta](/org/university-of-alberta), attended the Ivey Executive program at the University of Western Ontario, and is Gold Seal certified and a member of APEGA. ​

Dave Filipchuk

As vice president and general manager, Chris is part of a team responsible for the strategic direction, safety, quality, and business growth for PCL Industrial. He joined the PCL family in March 2012 as construction manager after more than 20 years of heavy industrial construction experience. Chris started his career in the field and earned increasingly senior positions, including nine years in Fort McMurray, where he led various teams in the petrochemical maintenance and construction fields. He is a red seal certified journeyman electrician.

Chris Pullen

As chief operating officer for PCL’s Buildings Group, Chris is responsible for the performance of the organization’s Buildings operations across all borders and also serves PCL’s Canadian Buildings clients and partners who access markets outside of Canada to ensure continuity with all PCL operations. Chris is a member of PCL’s Office of the CEO, a group that includes the top senior executive management and leadership of PCL. Chris began his career in Toronto in 1995 and during his tenure has progressively held positions from estimator, construction risk manager, senior project manager, district manager, vice president, regional vice president, and executive vice president before assuming his present position. Chris became a member of PCL’s board of directors in 2014. Chris is an alumnus of [Fanshawe College](/org/fanshawe) and a CCA Gold Seal certified estimator and project manager. He is a recipient of numerous awards, including PCL’s prestigious Robert Stollery Leadership Award (2000) and in 2009 Chris was recognized as one of Canada’s Top 40 under 40™ leaders.

Chris Gower

As vice president of national business development, Bob is responsible for leading business development efforts, overseeing national pursuits, mentoring, training, and managing PCL’s national business development team. He began his PCL career in 2008 as director of business development in Orlando. Bob, a 26-year industry veteran, holds dual degrees in business management and economics from [North Carolina State University](/org/north-carolina-state-university). He is also a graduate of the Kenan-Flagler Business School’s Program for Manager Development at the [University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill](/org/university-of-north-carolina-at-chapel-hill). Bob is involved with charities and fundraisers including the Foundation for Foster Children, the Universal Foundation, Discover a Star Foundation, and ME/CFS.

Bob Hopfenberg

As vice president and project director, Alan is leading the Consolidated Rent-A-Car (ConRAC) project at the Los Angeles International Airport. Alan was previously responsible for PCL’s Edmonton buildings and civil work since 2008, including being the executive in charge of PCL’s work at Edmonton’s ICE district, Canada’s largest mixed-use sports and entertainment district. Alan holds a [Southern Alberta Institute of Technology](/org/southern-alberta-institute-of-technology-sait) (SAIT) honors diploma in Civil Engineering Technology, is a member of the Association of Science and Engineering Technology Professionals of Alberta (ASET), is a Canadian Construction Association (CCA) Gold Seal-certified project manager, and is a certified engineering technologist. 

Alan Kuysters

As vice president and district manager, Aaron oversees PCL’s operations of the Los Angeles office. For more than 15 years, Aaron has contributed to the success of construction teams and projects throughout Canada including, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Alberta, the Northwest Territories, and Ontario, as well as in the United States. Aaron brings a diversified background to his role having previously held positions as estimator, project manager, Special Projects manager, construction manager, operations manager, and district manager. His cross-sector experience includes healthcare, commercial, higher education, civil infrastructure, retail, water infrastructure, interior renovations, and industrial.​ 

Aaron Yohnke

As vice president and district manager, Aaron oversees operations in the Northwest United States. He joined PCL in 1998 after graduating from [Purdue University](/org/purdue-university) with a bachelor of science degree in construction engineering and management. Previously, Aaron served as vice president and area manager of PCL’s San Diego office and vice president and district manager of Nordic PCL Construction, Inc. in Hawaii. He is a LEED® Accredited Professional and a Design-Build Institute of America (DBIA) certified associate. 

Aaron Wiehe

Jason Idler offers more than 30 years of experience to his role as chief operating officer of PCL’s heavy industrial operations. He holds a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering from the University of Saskatchewan. Joining the PCL family of companies in 2008 as vice president of PCL Intracon Power, he was appointed regional vice president with responsibility for Canadian operations in 2013. The next year he joined the board for PCL Construction Holdings Ltd. and assumed executive sponsorship for large-scale industrial projects, some of the largest PCL has executed among them. In 2017, Jason was named executive vice president for Canada and then president of US heavy industrial operations, based in Houston.

Jason is responsible for PCL’s portfolio of work in the oil and gas, power, renewables, chemical and petrochemical markets. He works with a team of regional executives to oversee all aspects of project planning and delivery including oversight of engineering, project controls, quality, procurement, construction execution, risk management, and health, safety, and environment (HSE). Jason is deeply involved not just in the work of construction, but also in how PCL partners with clients and stakeholders to build a sustainable energy and resource future. For him that means attention to people, to community and to PCL’s role in the energy transition. From planning to site fabrication to execution and ongoing maintenance, Jason, along with the entire heavy industrial group, promises clients a fully tailorable project solution.

Jason Idler

Andrew has over a decade of solar industry experience, and as director of [PCL Construction](/org/pcl-construction)’s Solar division has overall operational responsibility for all projects undertaken by the solar division across the United States, Canada and Australia. He joined PCL in 2007 and led the Renewable Energy division for several years. Andrew sits on the board of directors of the Canadian Solar Industries Association and is vice chair of the Utility-Scale Solar Power Division of the [Solar Energy Industries Association](/org/solar-energy-industries-association). He is a LEED AP. Andrew emphasizes bringing value to local communities and all project stakeholders as solar energy evolves to become a mainstream power generation source. 

Andrew Moles

As vice president of PCL’s civil infrastructure Canadian operations, Marc provides strategic assistance on major projects and oversees civil operations in Canada. Marc began his career with PCL in 1989 and has been an integral part of growing the organization’s civil infrastructure expertise in the areas of transportation, water, and wastewater infrastructure. Marc has a Bachelor of Science degree in civil engineering from the [University of Alberta](/org/university-of-alberta) and is a licensed professional engineer. He holds Gold Seal certification and is LEED accredited.

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Marc Chiasson

As vice president of Global Strategic Initiatives, Lee is responsible for alternative finance and procurement arrangements (AFPs) and public-private partnerships (P3s) across the PCL family of companies, with a focus on the commercial and contract aspects of these arrangements. Lee joined PCL in 2008 after having gained more than 25 years of experience in the construction industry. He holds a higher national certificate (HNC) in building studies, a business and technology education council diploma (BTEC) in building and civil engineering, a bachelor of laws degree (LLB), and a construction law masters (MSc), all from the University of Wolverhampton in the United Kingdom.

Lee Clayton

Jim is a safety professional with over 25 years of experience in industrial, civil, and commercial construction. As vice president, Health, Safety, and Environment, for the PCL family of companies, Jim is responsible for all aspects of the organization’s performance in this area. Throughout his 15-year career with PCL, Jim has held management positions that include regional and director roles. Prior to joining PCL, he worked in psychiatry for 10 years as a nurse at the Waterford Hospital in St. John’s, Newfoundland. Jim has a safety engineering technologist diploma and a nursing diploma and is working towards a degree in environmental sciences from the [University of Alberta](/org/university-of-alberta).

Jim Barry

Andrew Wallace is general counsel of PCL Constructors Inc. and is a member of PCL’s Office of the CEO, a group that includes the top leadership and senior executive management at PCL. As general counsel, Andrew is responsible for overseeing all legal issues affecting PCL’s operations. Andrew joined PCL’s legal team in 2008. Before joining PCL, Andrew was an associate at law firm Jenkins Marzban Logan and then worked at another contractor, where he was contract counsel. Prior to becoming a lawyer, Andrew worked as a geotechnical engineer in the mining and hydroelectric industries in Canada and the Philippines, and in the civil infrastructure sector. He has a bachelor of laws degree from the [University of Alberta](/org/university-of-alberta), a master of laws from Osgoode Hall in Toronto, and a bachelor of applied science in geological engineering from the [University of British Columbia](/org/university-of-british-columbia). He is a member of the Law Society of Alberta and a registered professional engineer with APEGA.​

Andrew Wallace

Paul became chairman of the board of PCL Construction Holdings Ltd. in 2016 after leading the PCL family of companies as president and chief executive officer since 2009. Paul’s career has taken him across Canada since he joined PCL in 1985. He has led teams in Edmonton, Calgary, Regina, Ottawa, and Toronto, and has been involved in the securement and execution of landmark projects.

At a community level, Paul is a member of the Edmonton International Airport Business Advisory Committee, the World Presidents’ Organization, and is a director with the Business Council of Canada.

In 2004, Paul was given the Canadian Construction Association’s (CCA) General Contractor Award of Excellence—Robert Saunders Memorial Award, in recognition of his contribution to the Canadian construction industry. In 2008, he was inaugurated into the Canadian Design-Build Institute’s College of Fellows for his outstanding contribution to the enhancement of the Canadian design-build industry, and in 2012 he received the Alberta Congress Board’s Distinguished Workplace Leader Award. In 2013, Paul was awarded one of 38 Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee medals designated for Canadians demonstrating outstanding service in the construction industry. In 2014, he was given the CCA’s Community Leader Award on the basis of his personal service to the community. In 2015, Paul was appointed to the board of directors of the Business Council of Canada, a not-for-profit, nonpartisan organization composed of Canada’s leading enterprises. In the same year, Paul was recognized for his distinguished service in support of arts and culture, community service, and sports with a [City of Edmonton](/org/city-of-edmonton) Salute to Excellence Citation Award. In 2015, Paul was named the Alberta Business Person of the Year by Alberta Venture magazine. Paul holds a bachelor of applied science degree in civil engineering from the University of Toronto and is a CCA Gold Seal-certified project manager.

Paul Douglas

Glen, president of Nordic PCL Construction, Inc. since 2008, oversees buildings operations and has over 30 years of construction experience. He joined the PCL family in 2008. At that time, PCL acquired Nordic Construction Ltd., where Glen had been president and CEO for 10 years. Glen holds a bachelor of science degree in civil engineering from the University of California, Berkeley, and a master’s of science degree in civil engineering from the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor. In 2011, he received the Outstanding Union Builder Award from the Hawaii Carpenters Union, and is currently involved in several Hawaiian construction organizations, including the Carpenters Union Health & Welfare Fund and Masons & Plasterers Training Fund, where he is a management trustee. Glen serves as a board member for the Hawaii Benefit Administrators, NAIOP Hawaii, Child & Family Service, Teach for America, the American Heart Association, and Girl Scouts of Hawaii. He was appointed to the board of the State of Hawaii Workforce Development Council by the office of the Governor of Hawaii and is also an Associated General Contractors (AGC) of America Governor for Hawaii. Glen also chairs the General Contractors Labor Association (GCLA) Labor Negotiations Committee that negotiates collective bargaining agreements with the construction Basic Crafts Unions. ​

Glen Kaneshige

As director of sustainability, Scott is responsible for providing value-added knowledge and service pertaining to sustainable design and construction practices to PCL’s clients and project teams. Scott has over 18 years of diverse experience in sustainable design, construction, and renewable energy. With a focus on the built environment, Scott is adept at working with building owners, designers, contractors, engineers, and agencies to identify opportunities for sustainable and high-performance construction. His expertise assists clients in profitably developing, designing, constructing, and operating projects to achieve the highest level of sustainability, with a focus on reduced energy consumption and low-carbon/net-carbon-neutral targets. Scott has a master’s degree in environmental management from the [University of Denver](/org/university-of-denver) and a bachelor of science in business administration from [Colorado State University](/org/colorado-state-university). 

Scott Beckman

Daniel Brown

Charlie Dorr

In June, 2017, Sean was promoted to vice president and district manager of PCL Constructors Westcoast Inc. He has been with PCL for more than 20 years, serving in various capacities in Alberta and Saskatchewan; he was district manager in Regina before moving recently to BC. Sean holds a bachelor of science degree in civil engineering from the [University of Alberta](/org/university-of-alberta) and received his LEED® accreditation in 2009.

Sean Hamelin

As national director of Human Resources and Professional Development, Shannon leads the US head office HR/PD teams in executing existing programs and developing new initiatives. Shannon joined PCL in 2018 and is responsible for providing strategic direction in the areas of talent recruiting and retention, employee relations, diversity, compliance, employee benefits, and compensation. With nearly 20 years of experience in HR, Shannon is an expert in developing and implementing strategic regional and global HR initiatives, focusing on influencing key stakeholders across multiple business lines. She graduated from [Colorado State University](/org/colorado-state-university) with a bachelor of science degree in psychology and is a certified Senior Professional in Human Resources. 

Shannon Latham

As president for PCL’s Southern California operations, Cathy is responsible for the successful business operations and overall performance for the nearly $1 billion district, consisting of the Los Angeles, Orange County, and San Diego offices. Cathy began her career with PCL in 1998 and holds a bachelor of science degree in civil engineering from [Florida Institute of Technology](/org/florida-institute-of-technology). Whether constructing a building or leading a district, Cathy recognizes that people are the key distinguishing factors in every accomplishment. For two consecutive years, Cathy has been named by the Los Angeles Business Journal as one of LA’s Most Influential Leaders and was recently recognized as one of the Most Outstanding Women in Construction & Design.

C.E. Orquiola

As vice president and general manager of PCL Sports, Dale is responsible for business planning; strategic initiatives; staff recruitment; and oversight of preplanning, preconstruction, and construction phase services for major sports facility construction projects. He joined PCL in 2018 and has over 40 years of experience in the construction industry working on some of the most notable sports facilities across the US. Dale has a bachelor of science degree in building construction and a minor in architecture from [Virginia Tech](/org/virginia-tech).

Dale Koger

As director, Integrated Construction Services Andy is responsible for overseeing US-wide initiatives and programs, including Virtual Construction, Quality Management, Sustainability, Marketing, and US manufacturing pursuits. He joined the PCL family in 1991 and has since held numerous project and operational positions, developing and sustaining relationships with repeat PCL clients such as 3M, Mystic Lake, and [General Mills](/org/general-mills). Andy, a 27-year industry veteran, has a bachelor’s degree from the [University of Minnesota](/org/university-of-minnesota) and a construction degree from Hennepin Technical College, is a LEED® AP, and is a Safety Trained Supervisor. He strongly values giving back to his community and has fulfilled several civic leadership roles throughout his career, including that of past executive committee board member for the St. Paul Area Chamber of Commerce and Gunflint Trail Tourism Association. He is currently a Lambda Alpha International member and serves on the Colorado Association of Commerce and Industry Execs Advocacy.

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Andy Ahrendt

As chief information officer, Mark is responsible for the strategic and innovative advancement of information technology (IT) within the PCL family of companies. Mark has over two decades of IT expertise, having served in the financial services, software, manufacturing, and AEC (architecture, engineering, and construction) industries. Prior to joining PCL he led the technology operations at a century-old financial services firm and was CIO at a leading planning, engineering, and consulting firm.
Mark received his business administration accreditation from [Sheridan College](/org/sheridan-college) in Ontario and additional credentials related to e-commerce from the Ivey School of Business. Mark completed his CIO MBA at [Boston University](/org/boston-university).

Mark Bryant

Cody Glasgow

Gordon is a member of PCL’s Office of the CEO, a group that includes the top senior executive management and leadership. He is responsible for all the financial operations of the PCL family of companies. He brings 19 years of financial experience within the company to his new role, having served most recently as PCL’s vice president, Corporate Finance. Prior to joining PCL, Gordon spent 15 years with [KPMG](/org/kpmg) in Edmonton, Alberta, where he advanced through the organization ultimately becoming a partner in 1997. 

Gordon holds a bachelor of commerce degree from the [University of Alberta](/org/university-of-alberta), and achieved his Chartered Accountant (CA) designation in 1989.



Gordon Stephenson

As vice president of PCL Sports, Gary brings more than three decades of construction experience and has provided his preconstruction/construction expertise on more than 20 major sports facility construction projects in the US and abroad. Some of these projects include the facilities that were used for the Salt Lake winter Olympics, 2002 World Cup Sangam Stadium, 2022 World Cup Ras Abu Aboud Stadium, and the Brian Lara Cricket Stadium in Trinidad. He is responsible for business planning, strategic initiatives, and project pursuit, set-up, and oversight of sports related projects across North America. Gary has a bachelor of science degree in construction engineering and a minor in architecture from [Texas Tech University](/org/texas-tech-university). ​

Gary Birdsall

As general manager, Rob Altarui is responsible for the day-to-day operations of PCL Industrial Constructors Inc. Rob’s career with PCL began in 2005, at which time he already had more than 15 years of experience managing heavy industrial projects in Western Canada. Rob has a bachelor of science degree in civil engineering from the [University of Manitoba](/org/university-of-manitoba) and is a member of the Association of Professional Engineers, Geologists, and Geophysicists. 



Rob Altarui

As senior vice president, Travis is part of a team responsible for the overall strategic direction, safety, quality, and business growth for PCL Industrial. Since joining the PCL family in 1996, he has held various roles of increasing responsibility within PCL’s industrial business in the management and operation of heavy industrial construction projects. His notable projects include the UE-1 Expansion for Syncrude in Fort McMurray and the Scotford Upgrader at Shell’s facility in Fort Saskatchewan. Travis is a registered professional engineer.

Travis Chorney

As the vice president of PCL Construction Management Inc. (Calgary), Blaine is responsible for all buildings, civil, and Special Projects​ operations within southern Alberta. He presently oversees a staff of 220 salaried professionals on multiple commercial, institutional, and infrastructure projects, ranging in value from $50,000 to $500 million. Blaine joined PCL in Edmonton 1982 as an estimator, and in the early ‘90s relocated to Ottawa and was instrumental in the start-up of PCL’s eastern Ontario operation. He progressed to the position of chief estimator and construction manager, and in 2006 was promoted to district manager of PCL Calgary. Blaine is a Canadian Construction Association (CCA) Gold Seal-certified estimator.

Blaine Maciborsky

Bruce Sonnenberg is Vice President and District Manager of PCL Constructors Canada Inc. (Toronto), with overall responsibility for district operations in the Greater Toronto Area and southwestern Ontario. With more than three decades of PCL experience, Bruce has spent more than 25 years with PCL in Toronto. He has been part of PCL’s leadership teams in Calgary and Toronto. He holds a BSc degree in civil engineering from the [University of Alberta](/org/university-of-alberta) and is a registered professional engineer.

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