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Structuring for the future in Engineering Services

A year of unprecedented demand and growth has seen two new additions to the Engineering Services Leadership Board.

Peter Millett has joined as managing director for the Europe datacentre business as Jim McCarthy takes up the reigns of a new division at ISG in his new role as managing director for customer operations. 

The appointments support our goal of recruiting and retaining the best talent within the industry and follow a record-breaking year in 2018, and what looks to be another in 2019, as we operate and grow on a scale that is unprecedented in our history. 

Bart Korink, Chief Operating Officer for ISG’s Engineering Services business, commented: “I’m delighted to announce the addition of Peter to our leadership team and Jim’s new role in our new customer operations division.

“Peter joins from Jaguar Land Rover, bringing with him over 30 years’ experience, expertise and insight in construction.

“His client knowledge will prove invaluable in helping us continue to build our datacentre contractor experience in Europe and provide the best customer service in the industry.” 

Peter’s appointment comes as Jim leads the deployment of a new, dedicated customer operations team alongside business development director, Richard Irwin.

“Our global datacentre, science and health sectors continue to show good growth,” continues Bart. 

“Moving forward, we want to continue to be contractor of choice for datacentre delivery across Europe and expand our customer base across Europe and Asia.

“Key to this function will be building our scalability and capability in new geographies, implementing successful win work strategies and managing key client account relationships to inform future tendering opportunities. 

“Jim has a wealth of experience working with our key datacentre clients after delivering a number of key projects for our datacentre business in Europe.

“Under his leadership, we will be able to create a stable, resilient platform that enables us to achieve our ambitions and support the growth of the wider business.”

02/01/20

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