Andrew Rainsberry has been promoted to Senior Vice President of the Southern UK Region of Knowles Ltd. from Vice President and Managing Director of the region. Rainsberry, a chartered civil engineer and barrister, has more than 25 years of experience in the construction industry including design, contracting and claims on a wide range of building and civil engineering projects. He earned his barrister qualification from the Inns of Court School of Law, his M.Sc. in construction law and arbitration from King’s College University of London and his B.Eng. from Kingston University.

Simon McKenny has been promoted to Senior Vice President of the Northern UK Region of Knowles Ltd. from Vice President and Managing Director of the region. McKenny has over 20 years experience in the construction and engineering industry working on a wide range of projects advising contractors, subcontractors, suppliers and employers on contractual issues and dispute resolution. McKenny earned his law degree from the University of London, his B.Sc. in quantity surveying from Liverpool University and was called to the bar in 1991.

“I offer my congratulations to both Simon and Andrew,” said Renny Borhan, Senior Vice President and Managing Director of Hill’s Construction Claims Group (Europe/Middle East/Africa). “Their leadership has been integral to the success of Knowles in the United Kingdom since our acquisition of the company in 2006,” Borhan added.

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