The shortlist for the Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) Construction Manager of the Year Awards (CMYAs) 2020 has been revealed. A total of 60 of the best construction managers in the UK have been named in the shortlists for nine categories.
The CMYAs run by the CIOB every year since 1978, celebrates
extraordinary individuals who go above and beyond to deliver buildings that
make a positive impact on the lives of the people who use them.
The finalists will be whittled down to one winner in each
category when the awards are presented at a glittering ceremony on 25 November
2020 at the JW Marriott Grosvenor House Hotel. The overall Construction Manager
of the Year winner is chosen from the category winners and is awarded the
prestigious title and the trophy at the ceremony. Further details of the night
and how to attend can be found here.
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The announcement of the finalists for each category follows
a rigorous assessment process which sees the CMYA judges assess paper
applications, as well as panel interviews.
Caroline Gumble, chief
executive of the CIOB said: "These awards are the most rigorously judged
in the industry and a unique barometer for management talent in our sector. To
reach the final is a major achievement and a sure sign that the very highest
level of professionalism is on show."
Residential under 10 storeys
- Tony Gallagher – Durkan
- Matt Hamilton – SEACON
- Dominic Jankowski – Hill Group
- Paul Jeal – St George West London
- Tomasz Magiera – WRW Construction
- Michael Saunders – Lovell Partnerships
- Mark Woollen – Willmott Dixon
Residential over 10 storeys
- Brendan Conway – McAleer and Rushe
- Caroline Heraghty – Ardmore Construction
- Terry Kirby – Berkeley Homes East Thames
- Alistair MacPartlin – JJ Rhatigan Building Contractors
- Anthony Mitchell – ISG
- Patrick Phillips – Durkan
- Gerald Ward – Bennett Construction
- Laura Allison – Morgan Sindall
- Mike Castle – Knights Brown
- Mark McElwee – Morgan Sindall
- Michael Pyatt – Morgan Sindall
- Stephen Sear – Morgan Sindall Construction
- Thomas Prince – Willmott Dixon Construction
- Massimiliano Crea – MID Group
- John Blundell – T J Evers
- Andrew Miles – Kier Construction
- Daniel Morrish – Morgan Sindall
- Mark Prince – Eric Wright Construction
- Graham Thompson – Willmott Dixon
- Neil Adams – Willmott Dixon Interiors
- David Clarke – Wates Construction
- Frank Connolly – Mace
- Anthony Cooper – Interserve Construction
- Karl Crisp – Willmott Dixon Construction
- Glyn Jones – Willmott Dixon
- Lee Mullett – Willmott Dixon Construction (Midlands)
- Adam Price – Beard
- Ian Rainbow – BAM Construct UK
- Lee Wayper – Sir Robert McAlpine
- Richard White – ISG Construction
- Jamie Beard – Willmott Dixon Construction
- Theresa McErlean – Heron Bros
- Danni Oliveira – WRW Construction
- Jonathan Roberts – VINCI Construction UK
- Nick Stoyles – Willmott Dixon Construction
- Paul Turner – VINCI Construction UK
- Kevin English – Lendlease
- Paul Epton – Robertson Construction Central East
- Richard Kirkpatrick – Skanska
- Daniel Miller – Wates Construction
- Ian Rowe – Oakmont Construction
- Craig Stokes – Laing O’Rourke
Public and infrastructure
- Kevin Alden – Sir Robert McAlpine
- Kristian Cartwright – Willmott Dixon
- Paul Clarke – Willmott Dixon
- Brian Hanlon – Willmott Dixon Construction
- Russ Parks – Willmott Dixon Construction
- John Stedman – Morgan Sindall Construction and Infrastructure
- Simon Whittingham – Willmott Dixon Construction
- Matt Gavin - Kier Construction
- Tom Millard – Willmott Dixon Construction
- Lewis Blake – Willmott Dixon Interiors
- Robert Palmer – Kier Regional Building London and South East
