GTL Construction hires Polsky as new CFO

White Plains, NY GTL Construction has announced the addition of Gary Polsky as their new chief financial officer. He will be responsible for the oversight of day-to-day accounting and financial operations as well as creating budgets and forecasts and other special projects.

Polsky brings over 25 years of accounting and financial experience across a range of industries, most recently in construction.

“We feel Gary is going to be a great addition to our team moving forward,” said president of GTL Construction, Angelo Monaco.

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