Henry Brothers strengthens Northern Ireland and Scotland operations with senior leadership appointment

Henry Brothers, a major player in the UK construction and interiors fit out industry, has appointed Jody Wilkinson as managing director for Northern Ireland and Scotland, reinforcing its leadership structure and growth plans across both markets.

Wilkinson joins the company after senior roles at AECOM, Sweett Group, and Davis Langdon. He brings over two decades of experience in infrastructure delivery, project management, and cost strategy, along with a background in leading large international teams.

“My role reflects the company’s ambitious vision, and I look forward to supporting that through delivering high-quality projects, fostering strong client relationships, and further developing our talented teams across Northern Ireland and Scotland,” said Wilkinson. “Henry Brothers has a reputation for excellence and community involvement, and I am eager to contribute to its continued success.”

Henry Brothers, part of the Henry Group established in the 1970s, continues to expand its project portfolio with recent developments including the £40 million Advanced Manufacturing Innovation Centre and the £36 million Momentum One Zero project for Queen’s University Belfast. The firm also recently completed the £13.5 million Driver and Vehicle Test Centre in Mallusk.

Group chief executive David Henry said, “The recruitment of Jody into this role is directly aligned with the delivery of our strategic growth ambitions and has been modelled on the structure and success of Henry Brothers Construction, the arm of our business based in England. Jody has a wealth of experience in the construction sector, and I am confident that he will provide valuable support to me at CEO level, and to the wider Henry Brothers teams in Northern Ireland and Scotland.”

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