Patrick Lucey
Executive Vice President, Division Manager, Suffolk Construction
As Executive Vice President of Suffolk, Patrick Lucey leads Suffolk’s Northeast office, proudly based here in Boston. Lucey “grew up” at Suffolk, starting…Read more As Executive Vice President of Suffolk, Patrick Lucey leads Suffolk’s Northeast office, proudly based here in Boston. Lucey “grew up” at Suffolk, starting his career as an intern while in college. Over the past two decades, Lucey has held almost every operational role in the building life cycle, from project engineer up to Chief Operating Officer of the Commercial sector. Lucey has successfully managed some of the largest, most iconic projects throughout the Northeast, such as Encore Casino and Winthrop Center, as well as some of the most sensitive and complex, including occupied k-12 schools. No matter the size of the project, Lucey has earned a reputation for being a true partner to his clients and a coach & motivator to his team. His consistent track record for earning repeat business speaks to the importance he places on building long-term and trusted relationships with developers, owner’s project managers, organized labor, architects, engineers, and the communities in which he builds.
Prior to his current role, Lucey was most recently Chief Operating Officer of Suffolk’s Commercial sector in the Northeast. He also played a critical role in the creation of Suffolk Design and the implementation of their services on Suffolk’s design-build projects across the country. With Suffolk’s national focus on Operational Excellence, Lucey has led the charge on bringing Suffolk’s proven processes and technologies, Plan and Control, Virtual Design and Construction, and Lean construction methodologies to every job.
Lucey is a proud Board Member of Heading Home, a non-profit organization that provides emergency shelter, transitional, and permanent housing for children, families, and adults experiencing homelessness. He also serves on the board of NAIOP, a commercial real estate advocacy organization. Lucey participates in several of Suffolk’s volunteer programs and led a company initiative where 75 employees built a playground for the Boys & Girls Club of Boston in Roxbury. A Massachusetts native, Pat grew up in Plymouth and is a graduate of Williams College, where he met his wife, Kate. They live in the Boston area with their two sons. When Pat isn’t working, he is happily coaching his boys’ flag football team.
