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Molly McShane named CEO of The McShane Companies

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Molly McShane named CEO of The McShane Companies

The new CEO joined the company in 2002 and first served as Chief Investment Officer.


By THE MCSHANE COMPANIES | October 1, 2020
Former COO Molly McShane ascends to the role of CEO at The McShane Companies, based in Rosemont, Ill.

Former COO Molly McShane ascends to the role of CEO at The McShane Companies, based in Rosemont, Ill.

National real estate development and construction services provider The McShane Companies announced that its Board of Directors has appointed Molly McShane as Chief Executive Officer effective October 1, 2020. Ms. McShane previously held the position of Chief Operating Officer.

ā€œDuring this time of transformation, there is no better person to lead The McShane Companies than Molly,ā€ said Jim McShane, company Founder and Chairman of the Board. ā€œMolly is a proven leader with a clear business vision and the ability to bring people together. Her vision for growth and diversification is exactly what The McShane Companies needs as we enter our next chapter.ā€

Since joining the company in 2002, McShaneĀ has spearheaded strategic initiatives across its portfolio of services, notably its expansion into new geographic markets and a conscious effort to create a diverse workplace. During her tenure as Chief Operating Officer, the organization posted record growth. (The McShane Companies posted $1.3 billion in construction revenues in 2019 and ranked #41 among Contractors in Building Design+Construction'sĀ 2020 Giants 400 rankings.)Ā Before serving as COO, Molly was Chief Investment Officer ā€“ and the first woman to rise to the C-suite leadership level in the firmā€™s history.

ā€œIt is a privilege to be part of an organization that delivers high-quality services and innovative solutions to the best clients. We are committed to developing the most talented professionals into leaders, and we will do our part to improve and give back to the communities in which we operate,ā€ said McShane. ā€œIĀ am committed to upholding the principles of ethics and service that have gotten us to where we are today.ā€

McShane was named NAIOP Chicagoā€™s first female President in 2018. She was also a founding co-chair of WLI Chicagoā€™s executive board.Ā Crainā€™s Chicago Business has included her on itsĀ lists of Notable Women in Construction and Notable Women in Commercial Real Estate. She was also named to GlobeSt.ā€™s Women of Influence Hall of Fame and received Connect Mediaā€™s Women in Real Estate Award.

McShaneĀ received an undergraduate degree in marketing from Boston College and an MBA from Northwestern Universityā€™s Kellogg School of Management.

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