Conrad Leger Email & Phone Number

Quincy, Massachusetts, United States

As the acting Director of M&A at Apex Companies, LLC, Conrad leads critical efforts in sourcing, relationship building, and due diligence. His primary focus is fostering strong, trust-based relationships that extend beyond the transaction. He aims to create sustainable growth opportunities not only for Apex but also for the acquired firms and their teams, ensuring a smooth integration that values the culture, strengths, and future of each acquisition. Through strategic partnerships and in-depth diligence, Conrad aligns acquisitions with Apex's vision, promoting mutual success and long-term resilience.

United States

Conrad serves as the Director of Commercial Programs at Apex Companies, a leading national engineering and environmental consulting firm. With a pivotal role in ensuring the integrity and governance of pipeline health and pricing strategies, Conrad spearheads the implementation of innovative policies and practices. He is instrumental in driving go-to-market campaigns, significantly contributing to service diversification, and enhancing cross-selling opportunities. His expertise extends to actively participating in Mergers and Acquisitions (M&A), focusing on infrastructure engineering firms, where his strategic insights facilitate growth and expand the company’s footprint. Conrad’s leadership is key to accelerating Apex Companies' commercial success, leveraging his extensive experience to navigate complex challenges and deliver sustainable results.

Conrad serves as the Director of Growth at Environmental Partners, an engineering consulting firm with a strong commitment to sustainability and innovation. In this crucial role, Conrad oversees the firm's business development and growth strategies, ensuring a path of expansion and strategic evolution that aligns with the firm's mission and values.Working closely with the principal and senior leadership teams, Conrad plays a key role in identifying and pursuing new market opportunities, as well as fostering strategic partnerships that support the firm's long-term objectives. His expertise and insight are vital in shaping the growth strategies that drive the firm's success in a competitive industry landscape.Conrad is also responsible for the oversight of the Transportation, Infrastructure Asset Management and Marketing groups. Under his leadership, these groups are tasked with delivering sustainable, cost-effective, and innovative solutions that exceed client expectations, further establishing the firm's reputation as a leader in the field.As a member of the senior leadership team, Conrad's contributions extend to important decisions regarding the firm's strategic direction, operations, and financial health. His involvement is instrumental in guiding the firm towards operational excellence, financial stability, and a culture of continuous improvement.

As Director of Infrastructure Asset Management at Environmental Partners, Conrad initiated and expanded the Infrastructure Asset Management service line into a cornerstone of the firm. As a recognized expert in pavement management, he has advanced the infrastructure management practices of over 100 New England communities, leading the charge in developing practical capital improvement plans, selecting effective roadway treatments, and clearly communicating project outcomes to stakeholders.With a rich background in transportation design, his project portfolio spans transportation enhancements, compliance with MassDOT Complete Streets, MUTCD, ADA standards, MS4 Stormwater management, and underground infrastructure assessments.In addition to roadway asset management, Conrad grew a service line to manage underground infrastructure, including water, wastewater and stormwater infrastructure systems for many communities. The practice continues to grow under his leadership.

Norwood, Massachusetts

Conrad was an Associate at BETA Group, Inc., a regional engineering consulting firm. In this role, he was instrumental in driving growth within the asset management division and served as BETA's principal client care representative. His responsibilities included:- Collaborating with project teams to identify and pursue asset management growth opportunities, focusing on delivering high-quality, sustainable solutions to clients.- Developing and maintaining strong relationships with clients, ensuring their needs and expectations were met or exceeded, thereby reinforcing BETA's reputation for excellence in client service.- Acting as the primary liaison between clients and the technical team, facilitating effective communication and project alignment with client objectives.- Contributing to the preparation and presentation of proposals, reports, and findings to clients, showcasing BETA's expertise and commitment to addressing their specific challenges.- Participating in industry events, workshops, and conferences to stay abreast of the latest trends and innovations in asset management, and to represent BETA's interests within the professional community.- Providing mentorship and guidance to junior staff, fostering a culture of continuous learning and professional development within the firm.Conrad's role at BETA Group, Inc. emphasized hands-on client engagement and operational leadership within the asset management division, contributing significantly to the firm's growth and client satisfaction.

Norwood, Massachusetts

Norwood, Ma

Las Vegas, Nevada Area

Worked on a variety of Civil Engineering projects with a focus on transportation (roadway and highway design). Projects included roadway re-design at McCarran Airport to accommodate a new terminal. Other projects included a study for exclusive bus lanes on Las Vegas Blvd and Saraha Avenue.Worked as a construction manager on the $66 million dollar tram system at City Center, a mega resort on the Las Vegas Strip. The Aria Express (formerly and also known as the CityCenter Tram) that connects Crystals with the Monte Carlo to the south and the Bellagio to the north. It uses the Cable Liner technology. The tram began operations on December 1, 2009, replacing an existing tram which linked Bellagio to Monte Carlo. The 2,100-foot (640 m) long elevated track can handle 3,266 passengers per hour in each direction. A fully loaded tram can hold 132 passengers.