John Peabody, PE, U.S. Army Maj. Gen. (Ret.)
Client Account Manager, Army Civil Works
Peabody helps clients navigate complex civil works challenges by combining strategic leadership, federal expertise, and a focus on long-term results.

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Retired Maj. Gen. Peabody brings decades of experience leading large organizations, developing growth strategies, and helping clients solve complex infrastructure and civil works challenges. He works closely with federal agencies, project teams, and stakeholders to identify priorities, align resources, and advance solutions that deliver lasting value.
Throughout his career, Peabody served in leadership roles across both the public and private sectors, including ten years as a senior officer in the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and as an executive leader within the architecture and engineering industry. His experience spans operations, program management, strategic planning, and organizational leadership, providing him with a broad perspective on the challenges facing federal clients today.
Known for his thoughtful leadership style, Peabody excels at bringing people together around a shared vision and helping organizations navigate complex, high-profile initiatives. He has extensive experience working across agencies and stakeholder groups to address challenging issues, build consensus, and move projects forward.
Peabody loves to take on difficult challenges and bring teams together to deliver solutions. He is recognized for his integrity, strategic mindset, and commitment to developing strong teams. He is passionate about delivering meaningful outcomes for clients, communities, and the missions they support.
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