Willmott Dixon reports £4.4bn forward pipeline as 2025 underlying profit rises
Willmott Dixon, the privately owned construction and interiors company, publishes an update on current trading and its accounts for the 12 months to 31 December 2025.
James joins from company's joint venture partnership with EcoWorld London
Willmott Dixon has appointed James Mackenzie as its new chief financial officer (CFO).
The move follows Rick Willmott stepping into the role of executive chairman at the start of 2024, with previous CFO Graham Dundas succeeding him as Willmott Dixon’s chief executive.
James, who will also join the company’s main board, was previously CFO at Willmott Dixon’s joint venture partnership with EcoWorld London, a position he held for six years, and he’ll continue that support for the JV. Prior to this, he held senior positions at Balfour Beatty, Berkeley Group and Kier.
Chief executive Graham Dundas said:
“I’m delighted James is joining us, as Rick, the main board and I already know him well from his previous role. He is closely aligned with our culture, values and ethos and brings a lot of existing knowledge of Willmott Dixon.
“James’ breadth of experience will neatly complement our main board and we are really looking forward to working with him to deliver our future growth plans.”