Connico Promotes Michael Feeney to Estimating Director as Firm Expands National Aviation and Infrastructure Work
Connico has promoted Michael Feeney to Estimating Director, a strategic move that strengthens the firm’s national capabilities across aviation, transportation and infrastructure programs. The promotion places Feeney on the senior leadership team, where he will help guide Connico’s estimating, value analysis and field observation practices during a period of sustained growth.
Feeney, a civil engineer and experienced cost estimator, has spent more than seven years supporting complex capital programs. His advancement reflects his expanding role in shaping project delivery, mentoring team members and supporting owners through detailed cost and constructability evaluations.
“Michael has consistently demonstrated exceptional skill, leadership and dedication, making him an invaluable asset to Connico,” said Sri Kumar, Connico president and CEO. “His expertise in civil engineering and cost estimating strengthens our ability to deliver excellence on every project. As we continue to grow, we’re proud to have talented professionals like Michael and foster a workplace where our team can thrive and shape what’s next.”
Feeney holds a Bachelor of Science in civil engineering from the University of Tennessee and a master’s degree in civil and construction engineering from the University of Washington. He is a licensed professional engineer in Florida, Kentucky and Colorado.
His promotion comes as Connico continues a broader leadership transition, with long-tenured team members moving into advisory roles and emerging professionals stepping forward. The company emphasizes internal development as a core part of its culture, ensuring continuity of institutional knowledge while preparing the next generation of leaders.
Connico, headquartered outside Nashville with offices in Atlanta and Cincinnati, provides cost estimating, scheduling, construction administration and program management services across aviation, civil, commercial and industrial markets.
