December 23, 2021

New Head of Business Unit Structural design Zurich, Brugg

Since December 1, 2021, Ivan Jovanic leads the Gruner Business Unit Structural design Zurich, Brugg.

On December 1, 2021, Ivan Jovanic took over as Head of the Business Unit Structural design Zurich, Brugg. Ivan Jovanic, a graduate civil engineer ETHZ with an NDS industrial engineering FH, has been with Gruner for almost 18 years and was most recently Deputy Head of the BU. In his career, Ivan gained extensive knowledge and experience in managing new construction and reconstruction projects. In the process, he developed important partnerships, took over the acquisition of building construction and civil engineering projects, and continuously developed structural engineering.

With the internal succession solution, all projects can be continued without delays.

We look forward to continuing our cooperation with Ivan Jovanic.

Ivan Jovanic

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