CLARK Contracts has announced the promotion of Gary Hunter to operations director of the refurbishment division and Marc Muir to commercial director of the fit out division.
The firm said the promotions recognise their contributions, leadership, and commitment to delivering high-quality, efficient, and customer-focused projects across the business.
Gary joined Clark Contracts in 2013 as a contracts supervisor, and progressed through the roles of contracts manager, senior contracts manager, and operations manager.
The company said he has played an ‘instrumental role’ in driving operational excellence and delivering high-quality refurbishments within fast-paced, live environments. Gary’s focus on training and developing teams, along with his commitment to delivering successful outcomes for its customers, has helped continue to secure repeat business.
Gary said, “Throughout my 13 years at Clark Contracts, I’ve been fortunate to work alongside exceptional people and customers who have shaped our success. As Operations Director, I’m committed to leading with integrity, driving continued growth, and strengthening the relationships that define our business.”
Marc also joined the business in 2013 as a quantity surveyor, before being promoted to senior quantity surveyor and commercial manager. Throughout this time Marc is said to have consistently demonstrated a high level of professionalism, and a commitment to the success of the fit out division.
Marc added, “It’s a privilege to step into this role and continue working alongside such a dedicated and talented team. Our goal remains to deliver fit out projects that not only meet but exceed client expectations, creating spaces that inspire productivity and purpose.”
Gordon Cunningham, Clark Contracts MD, said, “Both Gary and Marc have demonstrated exceptional leadership, professionalism, and dedication to our core values. Their promotions reflect our commitment to recognising and nurturing talent within the business as we continue to grow and deliver excellence across all divisions.”
