New CEO named at R.S. Audley

Ryan Audley to take helm of Bow-based firm

October 7, 2015

NH Business Review Staff,

R.S. Audley Inc. has announced the promotion of Ryan Audley to president and CEO of the Bow-based general contracting firm.

Audley has been with the firm for 12 years, starting as a summer laborer and working his way up through the company in various capacities.

A graduate of Boston University, he most recently worked as vice president, overseeing the company’s operations in the field. Audley is active in several organizations, including the Associated General Contractors of New Hampshire and the NH Good Roads Association, which he currently serves as a board member.

Categories: Real Estate & Construction

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