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Career Retrospective | Senior Geotechnical Engineer Len Murray

Beginning his career in the late 1960s, Len Murray, KCB Board Chair and former CEO, has had an extraordinary professional journey. Born in the post-World War II era and having navigated through multiple global recessions, Len skillfully seized every opportunity that came his way. This resilient approach led him to join Klohn Leonoff in Calgary in 1981, a pivotal step in his career. Appointed the role of President and CEO of KCB in 2014, Len’s tenure was characterized by his adept leadership and strategic judgment, guiding KCB through various economic challenges with unwavering determination. In our interview with Len, we delved into his remarkable career, exploring the significant changes he has witnessed in the industry over the years and advice for those looking to grow in the field. Chapters: 0:00 Intro 0:24 Tell us a bit about yourself, Len. 1:01 How long have you been a geotechnical engineer? 1:51 How did you get started at KCB? 6:47 Why a career in mining? 8:25 What is the benefit of engineers going overseas for project work? 9:46 How has the design, construction, and management of tailings facilities changed over your career? 11:48 You served as KCB's president and CEO for 8 years. What lessons did you learn during this time? 13:18 If you weren't an engineer, what do you see yourself doing? 13:49 What advice would you give to a junior engineering consultant? Learn about a career with KCB: www.klohn.com/careers/