Kincardine, Ontario, Canada, December 2025 — Aecon Group Inc., a leading North American construction and infrastructure development company, has announced the appointment of Carly O’Shea, CHRL, as Human Resources Director. With over 13 years of progressive experience at Aecon, Carly’s promotion reflects her outstanding leadership, people-first approach, and deep commitment to organizational excellence.
In her new role, Carly will oversee strategic HR leadership across Aecon’s diverse business divisions, focusing on talent strategy, workforce development, employee engagement, and organizational effectiveness. Her long-standing tenure with Aecon highlights a career built on consistency, collaboration, and impact within Canada’s infrastructure and construction landscape.
Carly began her journey with Aecon as a Human Resources Coordinator in Sherwood Park, Alberta, progressing through multiple leadership roles including Human Resources Business Partner and HR Manager. Over the years, she has played a key role in strengthening Aecon’s people practices, building future-ready HR frameworks, and nurturing an inclusive and high-performance culture.
Before joining Aecon, Carly worked with General Electric as a Human Resources Operations Specialist and Umicore as a Human Resources Assistant, gaining valuable experience in global HR operations and people management processes. Her rich experience across industries positions her well to continue advancing Aecon’s reputation as a top employer in the construction and infrastructure sector.
About Aecon Group Inc.
Aecon Group Inc. (TSX: ARE) is a premier construction and infrastructure development company with global experience and operations across North America. Aecon delivers integrated solutions to public and private-sector clients across Civil, Urban Transportation, Nuclear, Utility, and Industrial sectors. Through its Concessions segment, Aecon provides project development, financing, investment, and operations and maintenance services, playing a vital role in shaping sustainable infrastructure that drives economic growth and community development.
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