Shaw Group (SHAW) Announces Several Executive Promotions


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The Shaw Group Inc. (NYSE: SHAW) today announced the following organizational changes:
  • Clarence Ray, who previously served as chief executive officer of Shaw’s Power Group, will join Shaw’s corporate management team as corporate vice president. In his new role, Mr. Ray will partner with Shaw’s Environmental & Infrastructure Group to pursue global opportunities to support infrastructure in the mining industry. Mr. Ray also will lead the establishment of a new Shaw office in Arizona. Mr. Ray has worked in many aspects of power generation throughout his 41-year career. Before joining Shaw in 2007, Mr. Ray served in various positions of increasing responsibility during a 36-year career at Duke Energy. During that time, Mr. Ray served nine years as the president and chief executive officer of Duke/Fluor Daniel, a multi-billion dollar international engineering and construction partnership company. Mr. Ray also oversaw day-to-day operations of a power generation, transmission and distribution system for a very large mining operation in Indonesia expanding that system with the addition of a 200 MW coal-fired plant. He also oversaw the design and construction of a similar system at a separate new mining operation in Indonesia.

  • Eli Smith has been promoted in his position as president of Shaw’s Power Group to oversee all responsibilities for Shaw’s work in the fossil, nuclear and renewable power industries. Mr. Smith will be responsible for overseeing all aspects of Shaw’s Nuclear Division, Fossil Division and Plant Services Division. Mr. Smith joined Shaw in 2009 as senior vice president of procurement for the Power Group. Most recently, he served as chief of operations for Shaw’s Power Group, where he held responsibility for project execution and operational excellence for all of Shaw’s Power and Plant Services projects. With more than 35 years of experience in engineering, procurement and project execution, Mr. Smith previously served as principal vice president and corporate manager of contracts and procurement for Bechtel Corp. and held several senior management positions with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.

  • Remi Bonnecaze has been named chief operating officer of Shaw’s Fabrication & Manufacturing Group, where he will oversee the business group’s global operations. Since joining Shaw in 1994, Mr. Bonnecaze has played a number of significant roles, including his most recent role as senior vice president of international operations for the Fabrication & Manufacturing Group, as well as previous business development roles. He has more than 30 years experience in the construction and fabrication industry with a strong background in contract negotiation, business setup and management, business development and operations management, particularly in international business and transactions. He previously worked with Performance Contractors, Inc. and United Crafts, Inc., a company acquired by Shaw.

  • Rusty Brown has been named corporate vice president with responsibility for expanding new business initiatives throughout the company, as well as maintaining key client relationships. Joining Shaw in 1995, he previously served in Shaw’s Power Group as vice president of key clients and also as vice president of business development, where he managed business development activities, focusing on the Middle East. With more than 25 years of experience in heavy industrial petrochemical and power construction business, Mr. Brown previously was a partner at Merit Industrial and Merit Environmental, a company acquired by Shaw.


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