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Mark Enzer takes on new role at Mott MacDonald

by Sion Geschwindt

Mark Enzer has joined Mott MacDonald’s digital advisory business in an executive advisory role.

Until recently, Enzer was the company’s chief technology officer, having been appointed to that role in January 2017. A new CTO has not been named yet.

According to the company, Enzer will further cement the business’s place as “a leading and trusted digital adviser to infrastructure asset owners, especially in the context of addressing the macro challenges of climate change, net zero and social outcomes”.

He will support the team in guiding clients through the complexities of digital transformation, allowing them to unlock additional value.

Enzer said: “It’s great to have the opportunity to support such an exciting team, which is at the forefront of digital transformation, strengthening our place as a leading digital adviser to infrastructure clients.

“I’m looking forward to enabling our growth both in terms of opportunities and capabilities, and talking to our clients, building on our already strong relationships.”

Andy Moulds, head of advisory at Mott MacDonald, said: “Mark is joining the team as we continue in our quest to empower lasting industry transformation. We are proud of the exceptional digital advisory services we deliver to our clients, which is made possible because of the fantastic people we have in the team.

“Mark’s experience and expertise in digital is second to none and will further strengthen our people, enabling us to address client challenges in the best way possible.”

Image: Mark Enzer (Credit: Mott MacDonald)


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