The Construction Plant-hire Association (CPA) welcomes Steven Mulholland as its new chief executive. His appointment follows the departure of Stu McInroy last December, leaving the position vacant for several months.
- Steven Mulholland brings extensive experience, having co-founded Mulholland Plant Services.
- Mulholland’s involvement with CPA has been long-standing, including roles as chair and council member.
- CPA President Brian Jones expresses confidence in Mulholland’s leadership to advance the association.
- Communication manager Adam Godwin is promoted to director, marking another leadership change within CPA.
After a leadership gap since December, the Construction Plant-hire Association (CPA) has named Steven Mulholland as the new chief executive, officially starting his role in August. Mulholland steps in following the brief tenure of former RAF wing commander Stu McInroy. His appointment marks a return to stability, drawing parallels with previous leaders deeply rooted in the plant-hire industry, such as Colin Wood, who served from 2001 to 2018.
Mulholland co-founded Mulholland Plant Services in Scotland 25 years ago and sold it to Thomas Plant Hire last November. His deep-seated experience in general plant hire aligns with CPA’s long-standing history of selecting industry-insiders for leadership roles. Furthermore, his ongoing involvement with the association’s council and as chair has fortified his understanding of its operational dynamics.
The CPA President, Brian Jones, emphasises Mulholland’s expansive expertise in plant rental, noting his contributions to various working groups, including the Plant Sector Representative Organisation and collaborations with CITB. Brian Jones conveyed trust in Mulholland’s ability to propel CPA to new levels, enhancing support for member businesses.
Communication manager Adam Godwin’s promotion to director represents a significant further development within the association. His near two decades of service underscore a continuity in leadership aimed at fostering growth and maintaining the CPA’s momentum in the industry.
Steven Mulholland acknowledges the value of continuity and professionalism within CPA, speaking to the organisation’s growth and the importance of maintaining its expanding services amid evolving industry landscapes.
The CPA’s strategic leadership appointments signal a focused commitment to continuity and industry advancement.
