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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: September 19, 2025
Metro Walls promotes Gagnon to senior vice president/project executive
Manchester, NH Metro Walls has promoted Steve Gagnon to senior vice president/project executive, where he will oversee the company’s New Hampshire and South Shore Drywall Operations team.
Gagnon has been a cornerstone of Metro Walls for over 24 years, playing an integral role in the company’s growth and success. Throughout his career, he has demonstrated steady leadership, a deep commitment to Metro’s mission and values, and a focus on building strong relationships across the industry.
In this expanded role, Gagnon will continue to guide project execution at the highest level, ensuring Metro Walls’ vision as an industry leader is reflected in daily operations. He will also focus on supporting field teams, strengthening customer partnerships, and driving the company’s structure for sustainable growth.
“Over the past 24 years, I’ve been fortunate to be part of Metro Walls’ journey. It’s been an honor to grow my career here, and I’m looking forward to this next chapter, supporting our teams, building strong partnerships, and reinforcing Metro Walls’ place as a leader in our industry,” said Gagnon.
“Steve’s been a pillar of Metro’s operations team for many years. His results speak for themselves. Steve brings proven experience, leadership, and a commitment to excellence that will create a positive and lasting impact across our projects, our client relationships, and our team.” said Bryan Hussey, president of Metro Walls.
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