Construction company Suffolk has hired PJ Johnson as executive vice president, division manager, Northeast. Johnson will oversee operational performance across Suffolk’s the region, working to strengthen project execution, drive performance across operational teams, and ensure alignment with company-wide priorities.
Johnson joins Suffolk after 30 years at Turner Construction, where he most recently served in a senior leadership role overseeing operations of the Boston business unit. His portfolio includes the redevelopment of the historic Commonwealth Pier, MIT’s flagship Lisa T. Su Building for nanotechnology research (MIT.nano), Harvard University’s LISE building (Laboratory of Integrated Science and Engineering), and preconstruction for the Pardee School of Global Studies, Boston University’s first fully mass timber high-rise.
“We are thrilled to welcome PJ to our leadership team,” said Patrick Lucey, general manager of the Northeast division at Suffolk. “PJ brings a wealth of knowledge and experience from decades of successfully leading complex projects and teams. His leadership, operational expertise, and commitment to excellence make him an outstanding addition to our organization as we continue to grow and evolve.”
