Garry Crossley leads Kroll's Delay practice in Asia Pacific region

Global consulting firm Kroll has brought Garry Crossley on board as Asia Pacific leader of its Delay practice.

Appointed a Managing Director, Garry Crossley has over 35 years of experience advising clients internationally on project and program delivery in the engineering, utilities, oil & gas, transportation, building and construction, infrastructure, petrochemicals and aerospace sectors.

Based out of Singapore office, Crossley leads teams across Kroll’s 18 offices in the APAC region.

A testifying delay expert, Crossley specialises in project and program delivery, contract strategy and due diligence. He has a proven track record of assisting clients in Asia, the Middle East, Europe and Africa with end-to-end complex project management, as well as with analysis of claims related to project delay, disruption and acceleration.

Crossley has been responsible for numerous international disputes and claim appointments on major engineering and construction projects. He has acted as an expert adviser and an expert witness in all phases of arbitration and litigation process and has also given evidence at international hearings on numerous occasions.

Prior to Kroll, he worked as an independent consultant, six years for FTI Consulting (latterly as a Senior Managing Director) and around a dozen years at Navigant Consulting, among others.

“I am delighted to welcome Garry to Kroll, and I have had the pleasure of working with him for more than 10 years in Asia,” said Graham McNeill, Global Head of Expert Services practice at Kroll. “He is an internationally renowned and highly respected testifying expert. His addition to the expert services team solidifies our credentials in delay analysis and further strengthens Kroll’s position as a leading provider of dispute resolution services in Asia Pacific.”

“I am excited to be joining Kroll’s expert services team,” said Crossley. “The need for dispute resolution and delay specialists has become increasingly important with delays in construction projects in the APAC region, exacerbated by material supply shortages, payment delays and defaults. I am committed to leveraging our collective dispute resolution experience to deliver exceptional results for our clients.”