Project Executive – Corporate Interior & Retail Projects

Posted 4 days ago

hudson cooper searchNew York (NY)

Project Management Specialists Commercial and Institutional Building Construction

SENIORITY

Manager

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$250k-300k

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About the role

Project Executive – Corporate Interior & Retail Projects New York CityHere's a chance to lead a whole division in an established GC with huge growth plans. You'd be plugging straight into an established, well-respected NYC interiors portfolio, leading multiple projects typically in the $1m–10m range with real ownership from day one and the autonomy to run things the way you know they should be run. It's also a chance to build something. You'd be mentoring and developing PM’s and SPM’s on live jobs, shaping the team around you rather than inheriting someone else's structure. If you still enjoy the delivery side but want more scope and a genuine say in how the work gets done, that's on offer here.

About you: NYC / Tri-State GC/CM experience - hands-on delivery experience as Project Executive/ Senior Project Manager with a GC/CMA track record running projects bid-to-closeout, under both stipulated/ lump-sum and GMP/CM contracts, with strong scheduling and financial controls (cost-to-complete, WIP, margin recovery) Solid New York GC experience delivering retail/ commercial interiors and/or hospitality fit-outs Genuine line-management experience - you've led 6-8 people (PMs, APMs) with real accountability for their reviews, development and performance Passion for mentoring and developing teams – accessible with an adaptive leadership style On Offer: Base salary circa $250k-300k + BonusLong term incentive plan Comprehensive healthcare plans 401k + match This search is being managed exclusively by Hudson Cooper Search. If you'd like to learn more, email gemma@hudsoncoopersearch.com or send your contact details by clicking the apply button. No need to send a resume just yet; let's talk first.

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