Centuri names Michael Christy EVP, group development officer
Bitget2026/09/28 20:10- Centuri appointed Michael Christy as executive vice president, group development officer, to lead strategy execution and groupwide sales processes.
- Christy will also run Centuri’s non-union electric businesses, with a mandate to drive organic growth and pursue tuck-in acquisitions.
- He previously served at Pike Enterprises as EVP, strategy, and president of Pike Electric West.
- Christy was CEO of Signal Energy, held senior roles at Quanta, served as utilities segment president at Primoris, and was VP of operations at Dycom.
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