KEO International Consultants, a leading design, engineering and project management firm, has announced that Mark Jamieson has taken on the role of managing director of the Project Management International (PMI) division. 

 

 Jamieson was previously the executive director for PM Services at KEO. He brings with him a wealth of experience with more than 25 years in construction project management, engineering and delivery across the globe. 

 

 Jamieson is a chartered civil engineer and a chartered manager. As well as leading major construction projects from nuclear to rail, infrastructure and building projects, he is a champion for developing professional engineers across the region. He is a Fellow of the UK’s Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) and a chartered manager with a Bachelor of Engineering from the University of Birmingham. 

 

Throughout his career  Jamieson has lead various mega-projects across many markets.  He is also the ICE’s council member representing the Middle East and Africa and chairman of the local committee as well as their UAE Country Representative. 

 

Donna Sultan, president and CEO of KEO International Consultants, said: “These are exciting times for KEO’s journey as the leading consultant in the market. Such strategic moves and appointments will support our reputation as a global practice.  In his new role, Mark will be heading the largest KEO business division and leading the team to achieve further notable successes. I am confident that Mark’s model of leadership and his vast experience in the industry will be beneficial to KEO’s team internally as well as to our clients externally, supporting our strong reputation in the market. With his client centric approach and motivational leadership, I am confident that Mark will further strengthen our market position.” 

 

KEO has been offering project and construction management across the GCC for over 50 years now.  The firm has worked on some of the most iconic projects in the GCC and helped clients achieve their vision of delivering the most complex and distinguished developments across the region.  - TradeArabia News Service