Black & Veatch names executive Power team

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Power, Renewables, Transport

Region:

Middle East & Africa, Americas, Asia-Pacific, Europe

Employee-owned engineering firm Black & Veatch has announced senior appointments to its recently reorganised global power unit. Laszlo von Lazar joins Black & Veatch Power as Global Project Services Leader. He has previously spent four years with GE and 27 years with Bechtel, and has...

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