Senior appointments set to boost Mott MacDonald’s regional business
Paul Hilton takes over from Chris Seymour, who has been appointed head of strategy and investment for international development
Mott MacDonald has appointed Paul Hilton as managing director of its Middle East business and will now focus on the evolving opportunities in the energy, infrastructure, and built environment markets as a result of digital innovations and climate change mitigation.
Hilton, a chartered civil engineer (CEng), chartered project professional (ChPP) and is a fellow of the Association for Project Management, moves over from his role as advisory and international development lead for Mott MacDonald in Southeast Asia.
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He began his career at Mott MacDonald in 2002 and takes over from Chris Seymour, who has been appointed head of strategy and investment for international development, South Asia, Middle East and Africa (ISMA) regional business. Seymour remains in the Middle East as a hub for the region.
“It is great to be able to bring expertise from around the Mott MacDonald global talent pool to work with our clients in the Middle East and together work to move the region forward in the face of climate and technological changes,” said David Cox, Mott MacDonald’s regional managing director for ISMA regional business.
