Core States Group—an industry-leading architecture, engineering, and construction (A/E/C) firm that partners with some of the world’s most recognized brands has named George Spadea Vice President – Technology.

With more than 20 years of information technology experience supporting architecture, engineering, and construction (A/E/C) firms, George brings deep industry knowledge and a strategic approach to technology leadership. Since joining Core States Group, he has made a significant impact on the firm’s technology strategy, operations, cybersecurity, and enterprise initiatives while serving as a key member of the Senior Leadership Team.

In his new role, George will continue to lead Core States Group’s technology function, translating business strategies into scalable solutions to support the firm’s people, project delivery, and continued growth across 26 offices nationwide. He will also play an important role in advancing the firm’s approach to emerging technologies while ensuring the systems and infrastructure needed to support the organization continue to evolve.

“George is a strong leader who consistently illustrates what it means to lead at the senior level,” said D. David Dugan, President and CEO of Core States Group. “He translates strategy into action across the enterprise and thinks proactively about what we need to do as a company to be successful. As he steers us through this next chapter of AI innovation, I’m grateful for his perspective and stewardship.”

George has also been instrumental in developing and mentoring the firm’s technology team, creating opportunities for team members to take ownership of key initiatives while establishing clear priorities and accountability. His leadership approach is rooted in building trust, strengthening collaboration, and ensuring technology investments directly support the needs of the business.

“Technology has always been a force multiplier for what our people can accomplish,” Dugan added. “I’m beyond excited to have George step into this role and help lead Core States Group into what’s next.”