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Black & Veatch Names James Bleak President of its Bird Electric Operations

OVERLAND PARK, Kan.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sustainable critical infrastructure leader Black & Veatch has named James Bleak as the new president of its Bird Electric business, one year after acquiring the self-perform construction services provider in bringing Black & Veatch’s growing construction portfolio capabilities to a wider client base. Bleak, who has most recently served as president of Quanta Telecom Solutions, brings three decades of experience to Black & Veatch, having served i...

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