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Derek Marshall Promoted to Senior Vice President

Dewberry operations unit manager promoted in Richmond, Virginia.

Derek Marshall

Dewberry, a privately held professional services firm, has announced the promotion of Derek Marshall, PE, LEED AP, to senior vice president. Marshall is based in the firm’s Richmond, Virginia, office.

Marshall serves as the firm’s operations unit manager for the commercial utilities practice. In his role, he is focused on growing Dewberry’s energy and telecommunications portfolio. Marshall has been with Dewberry for more than 10 years, overseeing the strategy, growth, and development of a team dedicated to commercial utility clients and supporting telecommunications and energy clients on the east coast.

“I’m thrilled to see Derek move into this new role,” says Dewberry President Darren Connor, PE. “Derek’s strong leadership, strategic growth mindset, and client management skills will support the commercial utilities market in meeting the needs of our dynamic clients.”

Marshall earned his bachelor’s degree in civil engineering from Western Kentucky University (2005). He is a member of the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE).

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