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Home›News›QED Naval Boosts Management
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October 1, 2019 · about 6 years ago

QED Naval Boosts Management

QED Naval has appointed Keith Murray as chief commercial officer. Murray joins at a particularly exciting time as QED invests further in specifically delivering its EMEA project pipeline, and developing its industry leading, tidal ventures. Murray brings over 25 years of professional experience in t

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QED Naval has appointed Keith Murray as chief commercial officer.

Murray joins at a particularly exciting time as QED invests further in specifically delivering its EMEA project pipeline, and developing its industry leading, tidal ventures.

Murray brings over 25 years of professional experience in the fields of operations, construction and project management, having developed major UK construction and renewable energy projects. He has managed large facilities and businesses taking them from start-up, through turnaround and transformation, to sale, managing sizable operations and change projects, and developing strategies around supply chain and asset management.

As a degree qualified, chartered, surveyor with a post graduate masters degree in project management, he has worked for blue chip organisations and led and large projects such as M&S as well as The National Australia Banking Group’s estates and FM strategies, and leading both FirstPort and Reliance Group’s operations in Scotland, where he introduced significant transformation and growth.

“ We are very confident that, with Keith’s leadership in partnership with Jeremy Smith, the QED team will deliver great value, support and innovation to its customers, and continue to make great strides in developing the tidal industry along with its strategic partners ,” the company said.

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