AECOM Chief Executive to Retire

AECOM said Friday that CEO and Chairman Michael Burke plans to retire by next year, either once his successor is found or ahead of the company’s 2020 yearly shareholders meeting scheduled for March.
Burke will be the last executive to hold the dual title, the…

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