The Hensel Phelps Board of Directors announced key leadership transitions effective January 1, 2025, highlighting the company's commitment to innovation and growth.

Derek Hoffine Promoted to Executive Vice President

‍Derek Hoffine has been elevated to Executive Vice President, overseeing the Pacific Northwest, Rocky Mountain, Southcentral regions, Hensel Phelps Water, and Diverge. With over 20 years at Hensel Phelps, Derek has excelled in numerous roles and is recognized for his strategic vision and innovation. “His vision and commitment to innovation will help guide Hensel Phelps into an exciting new chapter of growth,” the Board noted.

Charlie Robben Named Regional Vice President

‍Charlie Robben steps into the role of Regional Vice President for the Rocky Mountain Region. With experience across multiple regions and active leadership in his community, Charlie brings deep expertise and a collaborative approach to ensure project excellence. “His strategic insights and collaborative approach will ensure operational excellence across all projects,” the Board shared.

Adam Rogers Appointed General Manager of MCIS

‍Adam Rogers has been appointed General Manager of Mission Critical Integrated Solutions (MCIS). With a portfolio spanning international projects, Adam's leadership ensures continued innovation and success for Hensel Phelps' mission-critical clients.

Rick Tucker Retires After a Remarkable Career

‍Executive Vice President Rick Tucker retires after over three decades of dedicated service. Reflecting on his impactful career, Rick said, “Getting to see the over 100+ staff members grow into the leaders they are today is both inspiring and gratifying.” His legacy of mentorship and operational excellence leaves an indelible mark.

A Commitment to Leadership Development

‍These transitions underscore Hensel Phelps’ dedication to leadership growth and operational excellence. The company remains focused on driving innovation and fostering success across its projects and regions.