Knowledge Counts: The Future of Quantity Surveying with Gerard McCabe, PQS - MD at Turner & Townsend

Gerard McCabe graduated from the University of Ulster (Belfast, Ireland) with a Bachelor of Science degree in Quantity Surveying and has practiced in Canada since 1987. Gerard was a founding partner of cm2r and led the merger of cm2r with Turner & Townsend in 2010. With over 32 years of experience specializing in Budget Control & Cost Planning and Project Management, Gerard has extensive experience in a number of construction industry sectors including healthcare, education, performing arts, residential, infrastructure, and both provincial and federal government. Based in Toronto Gerard is the Managing Director of the Turner & Townsend Canadian operations and he is responsible for the overall management of the Canadian Business. Gerard is a member of both the Canadian and Americas Regional Boards, the Regional Real Estate Board, and is chair of the Service Excellence Working Committee. • Host: Wendy Hobbs, PQS(F) • Guest: Gerard McCabe, PQS • Producer: Ryan Schriml About Our Guest: Gerard McCabe graduated from the University of Ulster (Belfast, Ireland) with a Bachelor of Science degree in Quantity Surveying and has practiced in Canada since 1987. Gerard was a founding partner of cm2r and led the merger of cm2r with Turner & Townsend in 2010. With over 32 years of experience specializing in Budget Control & Cost Planning and Project Management, Gerard has extensive experience in a number of construction industry sectors including healthcare, education, performing arts, residential, infrastructure, and both provincial and federal government. Based in Toronto Gerard is the Managing Director of the Turner & Townsend Canadian operations and he is responsible for the overall management of the Canadian Business. Gerard is a member of both the Canadian and Americas Regional Boards, the Regional Real Estate Board, and is chair of the Service Excellence Working Committee. For complete show notes, go to https://ciqs.org/podcast.