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IT Mgmt Vet Keith Zecchini Joins Woolpert as CTO


Keith Zecchini

Keith Zecchini, formerly a corporate vice president and chief information officer of AECOM (NYSE: ACM), has been named chief technology officer of architecture, engineering and geospatial services provider Woolpert.

He brings more than two decades of information technology management experience to his new role and will oversee Woolpert’s technical vision, the company said Monday.

The IT veteran noted he looks forward to connecting a traditional IT environment with the firm’s research and development pursuits.

“Keith will provide vital outside perspective and experience regarding merger and acquisition integrations, digital transformations, our movement to the cloud, creating smart workspaces and guidance on our overall IT and technology strategy moving forward,” said Kirk McClurkin, chief operating officer of Woolpert.

Zecchini previously held leadership positions at WSP, Talisman Energy and L&T Infotech.

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