Construction owners and infrastructure stakeholders continue to monitor leadership changes that can influence project delivery capabilities and market expansion. Roadway Electric has strengthened its executive team by appointing Chema Bravo as vice president, adding an experienced infrastructure leader as the company pursues growth across its core markets and evaluates new business opportunities.
Roadway Electric said Bravo will report to Victor Jimenez, president of Pulice, a FlatironDragados company. In his new position, Bravo will help guide the electrical contractor's operational growth, support client relationships, and contribute to business development efforts.
Bravo brings more than three decades of experience managing heavy civil and infrastructure projects. His professional background also includes more than 20 years overseeing engineering and construction activities for renewable energy and power generation developments, with responsibility for complex project execution and multidisciplinary teams.
Throughout his career, Bravo has held senior leadership positions focused on engineering management, construction execution, and large-scale infrastructure delivery. His experience spans civil and structural engineering as well as energy-related construction projects.
Bravo earned a bachelor's degree in civil and structural engineering from the University of Seville and completed a doctoral-level management program at Loyola University. He also holds multiple professional certifications. He will work from Roadway Electric's Scottsdale office.
Executive appointments remain an important indicator of how construction companies are positioning themselves for future project opportunities. For construction owners, developers, and public agencies, experienced leadership can strengthen a contractor's ability to manage complex infrastructure programs, expand into new sectors, and support long-term project delivery as demand continues across transportation, utility, and renewable energy markets.
Source: Pulice.
