Willmott Dixon Restructures Leadership Team with Three New Executives

Willmott Dixon has announced significant changes to its leadership team, promoting three executives to key roles. These appointments are part of the firm’s strategy to bolster its operations and expand its market reach.

New Leadership Appointments at Willmott Dixon

Judy Hegarty Takes the Helm at Fortem

Judy Hegarty has been promoted to lead Fortem, a company focused on social housing. Her advancement comes as Fortem intensifies its ‘FOR Our Future’ growth strategy. Hegarty previously held the position of finance director and then became deputy managing director at the beginning of 2025.

During her tenure, she implemented commercial and IT reforms that resulted in £7 million in efficiency gains. Hegarty will collaborate with Chief Operating Officer Chris Tredget to drive Fortem’s goals in regeneration, repairs, and maintenance.

Simon Ramage Leads London & East Construction

Simon Ramage has been appointed to head the London & East construction division. His promotion follows Stewart Brundell’s elevation to Chief Operating Officer at Willmott Dixon Construction.

Ramage is not new to the company; he has nearly 30 years of experience with Willmott Dixon. Before this appointment, he served as director of delivery and was made deputy managing director last summer.

Adam Worrall Takes Charge of Willmott Dixon Interiors

Adam Worrall has been appointed managing director of Willmott Dixon Interiors following over 25 years with the firm. His focus will be on enhancing the office fit-out services, emphasizing operational performance, accountability, and customer satisfaction.

Conclusion

The restructuring of the leadership team at Willmott Dixon reflects the company’s commitment to growth and operational excellence. With experienced professionals at the helm, the firm is poised to strengthen its market position and enhance service delivery.