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Clune Restructures Midwest Executive Management To Support Growth And Announces Regional Promotions

Ben Walker

Clune Construction Company (Clune) is pleased to announce the appointments of Dave Hall as Executive Managing Director – President – Midwest Region, and Vince Gutekanst as Executive Managing Director – Midwest Region.

In addition to the appointments of Hall and Gutekanst, Clune is excited to announce the following promotions of staff members who have been instrumental in Clune’s success and growth as a national contractor:

Ben Walker

Walker, who serves as President of the New York Region, was named Executive Managing Director. Walker started at Clune as an intern nearly 20 years ago and has overseen the operations of Clune’s New York office since 2013. Clune New York has seen significant growth and been named one of the Best Places to Work in New York by Crain’s New York Business under Walker’s leadership. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Construction Management from Purdue University. Walker is a member of the Clune Executive Committee.

Tommy Dwyer

Dwyer was named Executive Managing Director, New York Region. Dwyer has more than 35 years of experience working in the construction industry in the New York region. Studying mechanical engineering at the Regional Technical College Galway Ireland, he worked his way up to managing projects for industry-leading and global law firms, retail and media companies, as well as financial firms and an array of Fortune 500 companies. Dwyer and Walker complement each other in managing the New York office.

“The leadership and contributions by  Ben Walker and Tommy Dwyer in our New York have been essential to our growth as a national contractor. They have been crucial in ensuring that we are true to our culture and demonstrate the essence of our regional management style and structure,” continued Abromitis.

Tommy Dwyer

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