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Munnelly Support Services Cements Growth Plans With A New MD


Munnelly Support Services has appointed Meg Reed to the role of Managing Director as part of a new strategic focus on growth and innovation.


With a wealth of senior leadership experience from across construction, logistics, aviation and infrastructure, Meg has been tasked with leading the business into an exciting new era with key goals in digitalisation, sustainability, client partnerships and service excellence.


The leading UK provider of construction logistics services, Munnelly Support Services, has provided innovative solutions to some of the most prestigious construction and infrastructure projects in the UK, including Heathrow Terminals 2A and 2B, the Olympic Athletes Village, Lord’s Cricket Ground, and the ‘Walkie Talkie’ building in London.


Having delivered complex operational programmes and driven business transformation at some of the UK’s most high-profile projects, Meg’s work in brand, strategy, business growth and bids makes her the ideal person to lead the business as it looks to build on its impressive growth, strengthen its market position and secure long-term partnerships with major clients.


She takes on the position of Managing Director for Munnelly Support Services following the sad passing of Andrew Rhodes earlier this year.


Munnelly Group CEO, Paul David Munnelly, said:

“What stood out most in our selection process is Meg’s combination of strategic vision, commercial acumen and hands-on operational expertise. She is also known for her inclusive, energetic leadership style, building high-performing teams, driving innovation and creating real value for clients."

“This is an exciting step forward for Munnelly Support Services. Meg will be looking to build on our reputation as a trusted market leader as we continue to innovate and develop our services to provide even greater value for our clients.”

Meg, who started in the role on October 1, said:

“I am excited to be given the opportunity to lead Munnelly Support Services into its next phase of development and look forward to working with the team on what is an already strong pipeline of projects, clients and future work."

“The MSS team has a strong heritage, having supported the delivery of some of the biggest and most complex projects in recent history. I will be looking to build on those foundations as we continue to deliver high-quality and client-focused solutions.”


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