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Strategic Appointment Supports Mac Zero’s Expansion Across the UK


M ark Graham Appointed Senior Framework and Business Development Manager.


Mac Zero has announced the appointment of Mark Graham as Senior Framework and Business Development Manager UK, further strengthening the company’s commitment to delivering high-quality modular building solutions across the UK and Ireland. In the newly created role, Mark will be responsible for maximising opportunities across Mac Zero’s framework portfolio in Great Britain, supporting business development activity, and building strong relationships with key stakeholders across the education, healthcare, commercial and public sectors.


With more than 25 years’ experience in construction, including modular solutions, Mark brings a proven track record in business development and framework management and will play a key role in supporting Mac Zero’s continued expansion. The appointment comes at a time of significant growth for the business, which continues to deliver innovative, sustainable and high-quality modular solutions for clients throughout the UK and Ireland.


Mark Graham, Senior Framework and Business Development Manager, Mac Zero Modular Buildings, adds: “I’m delighted to join the team at Mac Zero at such an exciting stage in the business’s journey. Well respected within the industry, I’ve been following Mac Zero’s journey over the past few years.


“The business is highly regarded for delivering exceptional modular solutions, and I look forward to working with the Directors - Conor McAvoy, Orla Corr and Eoghan O’Donnell - and with the wider team to strengthen existing framework relationships, develop new opportunities and help drive continued growth across the UK.”


Orla Corr, Co-Founder and Director at Mac Zero Modular Buildings, says: “We are delighted to welcome Mark to the team. With demand for modular solutions continuing to accelerate across the UK and Ireland, and Mac Zero now appointed to six key frameworks, it is essential that we continue to invest in experienced professionals who can help drive our strategic growth ambitions. “Mark’s experience, commercial expertise and understanding of framework delivery will be a tremendous asset as we continue to strengthen our presence across the UK and build on our strong pipeline of opportunities.”


The appointment underlines Mac Zero’s ongoing investment in talent as the business continues to grow, enhancing its reputation as a leading provider of modern, sustainable modular buildings across the UK and Ireland.


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