W.O. Grubb, a Richmond, Virginia-based infrastructure services provider, announced the appointment of Ted Redmond as Chief Executive Officer, effective August 24, 2026. Redmond joins from Black Diamond Group’s largest operating segment, where he served as Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer. His prior roles include President and CEO of NCSG Crane & Heavy Haul Services, which he led through a sale.
The company also appointed Dustin Fisher as Chief Financial Officer. Fisher brings over two decades of finance leadership experience from The Hertz Corporation, including a role as CFO for Global Operations. Bora Welsh and James Bryan, both former Hertz senior finance executives, were named Head of FP&A and Controller, respectively. Bill Smith was appointed Vice President of Risk Management.
Michael Good was promoted to Senior Vice President of Operations, transitioning from his prior role within the company. Good joined W.O. Grubb in 2016 following a 30-year career at AmQuip Crane, where he managed operations across 12 branch locations. Albert Bove and Brad Creswell joined the Board of Directors. Bove brings over 50 years of crane rental industry experience, having served as CEO of AmQuip Crane and Maxim Crane Works. Creswell is a co-founder of NCA Partners, a Seattle-based private investment firm.
W.O. Grubb, founded in 1962, operates 13 branches across the Mid-Atlantic region and employs approximately 450 people. The company is backed by private investment firm Halo Partners. The leadership changes follow the company’s expansion in specialty equipment, lifting, rigging, warehousing, and logistics services.
