Audubon Engineering Company (Audubon), a leading engineering, procurement construction (EPC), fabrication, and technical services provider, is pleased to welcome Sara Young as Senior Vice President of Growth and Strategy. Reporting to David Robison, CEO, Sara joins Audubon with responsibility for business development and strategy functions company-wide.
Strengthening business development for strategic EPC growth
As the new SVP of Growth and Strategy, Sara brings to Audubon significant experience in EPC sales, strategy, account stewardship, and opportunity capitalization across the globe. She will lead all sales and strategic planning throughout Audubon’s service offerings to focus and strengthen the company’s business development activities in alignment with its long-term objectives for growth in the energy, power, manufacturing, and environmental markets.
CEO David Robison commented, “Our executive team is thrilled to welcome Sara to Audubon. Sara is a positive force in the industry, with the drive and experience to ensure Audubon is strategically focused to achieve success for many years to come.”
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“I am proud to join the Audubon leadership team,” noted Sara. “The company has grown impressively in the last few years, so I am eager to build on the momentum by collaborating with business groups to achieve the company’s goals in global EPC strategy—bringing Audubon’s multidisciplinary solutions to key customers for a safe and sustainable future.”
Harnessing global sales leadership and EPC industry experience
Originally from Lafayette, Louisiana, Sara has been in the global EPC industry for more than a decade, beginning her career in account management and ultimately holding positions as Director of Growth and Development for Conventional Energy and VP of Growth and Development for the Americas. Sara serves on the Deepwater Operations Advisory Board and is an active member of Spindletop Charities. She holds a degree in Public Relations with a minor in Business Marketing from the University of Louisiana at Lafayette.
SOURCE: Businesswire