After more than 30 years with Irving, Texas-based Fluor, chief financial officer Joe Brennan will retire on July 1, 2025, according to a news release.
John Regan, currently Fluor’s executive vice president and chief accounting officer, will succeed Brennan as CFO on March 1, 2025.
During his tenure, Brennan led efforts to support Fluor’s growth in key markets, such as data centers and energy. For example, during the firm’s recent third quarter earnings call, CEO David Constable highlighted the company’s offsite modularization process, designed to streamline data center construction timelines.
“Joe has been instrumental in strengthening Fluor’s financial stability and positioning the company for long-term success,” said Constable in the release. “Going forward, the board and I are confident that our shareholders will benefit from John’s wealth of financial and operational management experience.”
Regan brings over 30 years of financial and industry expertise, including roles as CFO at Alta Mesa and Vine Oil & Gas, both in the energy sector. A certified public accountant, Regan began his career at professional services firm PricewaterhouseCoopers.
John Regan
Courtesy of Fluor
“I look forward to working closely with John as we continue to drive our capital allocation plans and pursue demand-driven growth opportunities across our portfolio,” said Constable.
The announcement follows other recent leadership changes at Fluor.
In August, the company named Jim Breuer as its first chief operating officer and Kevin Hammonds as chief legal officer. Both appointments aim to strengthen the company’s focus on growth markets and operational execution, according to Fluor.
Regan, who has extensive experience in financial planning and public company reporting, will now oversee the company’s capital allocation strategy and support growth efforts in semiconductor manufacturing, infrastructure and data center projects.
