C3M ANNOUNCES OFFICER PROMOTIONS
/C3M is pleased to announce three officer promotions that will help the company build on their success over the past five years and prepare for the future. Below is an excerpt from the announcement featured in the Spring 2020 edition of Clark Superstructure.
Chuck Hinton and Chuck Tomasco have both been promoted to senior vice president, and together will be responsible for leading the company’s operations nationally. Hinton and Tomasco were part of the founding leadership team for C3M Power Systems, which launched as a subsidiary of Clark Construction in 2014.
Chuck Hinton led many of C3M’s early projects that developed the company into one of the largest and most well-respected electrical contractors in the Washington, DC area. He is a recognized industry leader with more than 20 years of experience, including complex projects for the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) and other municipalities nationwide.
Chuck Tomasco has overseen the successful delivery of projects across the country, including the Cincinnati Streetcar and Personal Rapid Transit System at West Virginia University, helping to establish C3M as a nationally recognized industry leader over the past five years. Prior to the formation of C3M, he worked for an electrical construction contractor and plated an integral role in the construction of many Clark projects throughout the Mid-Atlantic.
Additionally, Kevin Kilfeather has been promoted to vice president. Kevin joined C3M Power Systems as part of its founding team in 2014 as a senior project manager on the WMATA Orange and Blue Line and K-Line Rehabilitation projects. Throughout his tenure he had played a key role on several transit projects across the country including the I-395 Express Lanes, Oklahoma City Streetcar, and numerous WMATA projects, and has helped to grow C3M’s portfolio of traction power and intelligent transportation systems projects. As vice president, Kevin will oversee the Port Authority of Allegheny County Trip Stop Replacement project in Pennsylvania and the Los Angeles Metro Division 20 Traction Power Substation project in California.
Pictured above from left to right, Chuck Hinton Jr., senior vice president, Chuck Tomasco Jr., senior vice president, Kevin Kilfeather, vice president.
