Mohamed Attia
Head of Project Controls – Americas
Lonza
United States
Head of Project Controls – Americas
Lonza
United States
Mohamed Attia (Mo) is a senior Project Controls leader with over 18 years of global experience supporting large-scale, complex capital programs across life sciences, infrastructure, and industrial projects. He currently serves as Head of Project Controls – Americas, where he leads multi-disciplinary teams responsible for cost and schedule integration, risk management, governance frameworks, and organizational capability building.
Mohamed is known for building high-performing teams, implementing scalable project controls frameworks, and driving data-driven decision making through integrated reporting, risk management, and forecasting. With a civil engineering background supported by an MBA, he brings strong financial acumen to project delivery—bridging technical execution with strategic commercial insight. His experience spans the U.S., Middle East, and Africa, combining technical rigor with strategic leadership. He holds multiple PMI and AACE certifications and is passionate about advancing project controls excellence and developing the next generation of professionals.
To connect with Mohamed, visit his LinkedIn profile.
As capital programs reach unprecedented scale and complexity, the demands on project controls have never been greater. Owner organizations and EPCs are reimagining how governance, integration, and performance management come together to deliver multi-billion-dollar programs successfully.
This panel brings together industry leaders from both owner and contractor perspectives to share how they’re elevating project controls practices for large capital programs. The panelists will discuss enterprise-wide scheduling frameworks, integrated approaches to cost and risk management, robust governance structures, and strategies for aligning project controls with strategic program objectives.
Join us for an in-depth conversation on how modern project controls are evolving to meet the challenges of scale, complexity, and stakeholder expectations in today’s most ambitious capital programs.