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Daniel Ross Named Day & Zimmermann Corporate Development VP

Daniel Ross

Daniel Ross, most recently vice president of human resources at Day & Zimmermann’s engineering, construction and maintenance group, has been named VP of corporate development at the Philadelphia-based construction and engineering services provider.

He reports directly to Day & Zimmermann CEO Hal Yoh and oversees the company’s government affairs, mergers and acquisitions and provides support to the leadership team in strategic planning and development in his new role, the company said Thursday.

Ross has held senior leadership positions in HR and talent acquisition at Day & Zimmermann. He previously worked at Toll Brothers and Aerotek and served in sales, recruiting and operations roles.

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