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Balfour Beatty Names Scott Skidelsky U.S. President for Strategy & Growth

By Public Technologies
  • Balfour Beatty appointed Scott Skidelsky to the new role of U.S. president for strategy and growth, effective immediately.
  • Skidelsky will lead strategic development for U.S. Buildings & Infrastructure, focusing on growth and operational performance.
  • He joined the group in 2012 and has led its Southeast U.S. Buildings business since 2017.
  • John Harris succeeds Skidelsky as divisional president of U.S. Buildings, Southeast, having most recently served as the division's executive vice president.
  • Harris joined as an intern and has spent more than 25 years with the group.


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