Managing Director (Construction Dispute Resolution)

Posted 4 days ago

tygNew York (NY)

Construction Managers Other Scientific and Technical Consulting Services

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About the role

TYG is partnering with a leading global consultancy that is seeking to appoint a MD to join its growing Disputes and Advisory group. This is a leadership role offering the opportunity to shape a high-performing team and drive the continued expansion of the firm’s regional presence.

Key Responsibilities:

Lead a team delivering advisory and expert services in construction disputes, with a focus on delay and cost issues
Oversee the preparation, strategy, and presentation of claims for clients across major infrastructure and commercial projects
Provide expert input and strategic guidance on complex project disputes
Act as a key point of contact for clients, building long-term relationships and supporting business development efforts
Play an instrumental role in expanding the firm’s footprint in the region, including contributing to winning new work

Requirements:

Strong background in construction disputes and advisory work, particularly in delay and/or quantum
Proven track record in leading expert appointments or supporting expert work
Excellent client-facing and communication skills
Ability to contribute to business development and bring a book of business
Prior experience in a consultancy or expert witness environment preferred

Why Join?

Opportunity to join a globally respected consultancy with a strong pipeline of high-profile work
Leadership role with scope to influence strategy and growth
Collaborative and high-calibre team environment
Competitive compensation and benefits package This is an exceptional opportunity to join a prestigious firm and play a pivotal role in shaping the future of their Construction Practice. If you have the expertise and leadership skills we're looking for, please get in touch!

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