October 28, 2026
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Welcoming Ryan Kennedy as AMECO’s VP of Commercial Accounts

AMECO is excited to announce that Ryan Kennedy has joined our team as Vice President of Commercial Accounts.

Ryan brings more than 20 years of experience spanning commercial leadership, business development, project execution, and strategic account management across the power generation, engineering, and construction industries.

A Proven Track Record in Complex Environments

Throughout his career, Ryan has built a reputation for developing deep client partnerships and delivering results in complex, project-based environments.

Most recently, he served in several senior leadership roles with Mitsubishi Power Americas—including Project Director, Director of Strategic Partnerships, and Regional Sales Director. In these roles, he successfully led major customer relationships, developed growth strategies, and supported more than $1B in new business opportunities.

Prior to his time with Mitsubishi Power, Ryan held commercial and business development leadership positions with industry leaders Wärtsilä and Kiewit. His foundation in team leadership and mission execution was established early in his career through his service in the U.S. Marine Corps, followed by roles supporting the United States Senate and CGI Federal.

Driving Value for AMECO’s Clients

In his role at AMECO, Ryan will lead our commercial account strategy, working closely with our team of account managers and consultants to strengthen customer relationships and support our continued growth across key markets.

His combination of hands-on commercial expertise, strategic discipline, and customer-focused leadership aligns directly with AMECO’s mission to deliver integrated Site Services every site we support.

Please join us in giving a warm welcome to Ryan Kennedy! We are thrilled to have him on board as we continue building strong partnerships and supporting our clients’ success.

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