Sweco Denmark is strengthening its senior management as of September 1 with three new directors, each of whom will contribute to a closer integration of capabilities across architecture and engineering disciplines. Sweco writes.
The three new members of the Country Management are Jimmy Bloch Sørensen, Louise Skytte Clausen and Tore Lucht. They all come from within the company and have previously been part of the LEAP talent program.
Jimmy Bloch Sørensen and Louise Skytte Clausen join the Country Management as directors responsible for Infrastructure and Climate, Environment & Sustainability, respectively, while Tore Lucht joins as director responsible for the Energy & Pharma business areas. He brings, among other things, experience from management and development of large, complex, interdisciplinary construction projects, both internationally and in Denmark, including, among other things, offshore wind farms, the Energy Island in the North Sea and large construction projects for the Pharma industry.
- ?We are experiencing a continuing increasing demand for integrated projects, where we bring both architectural and engineering disciplines into play. Customers are buying into our approach, and that is precisely why we must strengthen our position in the market by accelerating our ability to create solutions across disciplines. With Louise, Jimmy and Tore, we have three well-known directors in the Country Management, all of whom stand for interdisciplinary collaboration, deep professionalism and a close connection to projects and customers in everyday life, says Dariush Rezai, CEO of Sweco Denmark.
It is also announced that Jes Hansen is stepping down from the Country Management to seek new opportunities. He has been Director of Infrastructure since 2021.
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