Interviews from Construction Europe

Scott Crozier of Trimble Civil Engineering and Construction says we’re only beginning to see what construction technology can do 

Karl Werner, president, international, at leading used equipment auctioneer Ritchie Bros. explains why prices are holding firm 

Professor Thomas Bauer discusses the challenge facing the European industry - and economy - after Covid-19

Domenico Campogrande of FIEC discusses the challenges of technology for the construction industry

Giovanni Mantovani, CEO and director general of Veronafiere, discusses Italian market and SaMoTer

Jimmy Pan of Zoomlion tells Sandy Guthrie about the company’s business strategy in Europe

Last June Volvo completed its acquisition of Terex Trucks, the US-owned, UK-based manufacturing business making articulated and rigid frame off-highway haulers. A year on from the deal, how has life had changed under the new owner?

In his first interview since being appointed president of Sandvik Construction, Dinggui Gao talks about his plans for a more global company.

A partial demerger at Metso is designed to allow the company to concentrate on core parts of the business, according to CEO Matti Kähkönen

Appointment effective from April 1 as Jim McCullough retires.

New to the CEO position but not new to the company, Volvo Construction Equipment president Pat Olney talks about the challenges of a market undergoing radical change.

On June 21, JCB celebrated 65 years in the construction equipment sector. Founded by Joseph C Bamford in 1946, this family-owned company has come a long way. Lindsay Gale talked to Sir Anthony Bamford, chairman since 1975.

Construction Europe magazine's annual listing of the top European contractors, The European Construction Survey (ECS) 2010, is now available via KHL.com

When Tony Helsham retired in February after 25 years with Volvo, it looked like the industry was losing a well-known and outspoken executive. But within a few months he had taken the job as CEO of one of the industry’s most enigmatic players, Doosan Infracore Construction Equipment. Chris Sleight reports.

Jim McCullough, head of CNH’s construction equipment businesses, talks about new technology, markets and the lessons you learn in a downturn.

Speaking at the Bauma exhibition, Volvo president Olof Persson said that Volvo is to expand its excavator line in China with a machine designed specifically for the internal market.

Olof Persson, the president and chief executive of Volvo Construction Equipment says the company is focusing on developing new technologies, despite the difficult market conditions.