GPRS Executive and Leadership Team

Hugh Scott, the Principal Chief Executive Officer at GPRS, directs the overarching strategic vision for the nation's largest provider of underground utility detection and concrete scanning services. Scott architects long-term growth initiatives that expand the company's footprint across the United States and Canada. By aligning corporate objectives with the deployment of cutting-edge scanning technology, the Principal Chief Executive Officer ensures that every project maintains the highest standards of safety and data accuracy. This leadership role involves constant collaboration with the Board to refine market positioning and operational excellence. Hugh Scott drives the organizational culture, emphasizing client relationships over short-term profit margins. Through the implementation of rigorous quality control protocols, the Principal Chief Executive Officer secures the company's status as an industry leader. Ultimately, Scott fosters an environment where innovation meets practical field application, ensuring that all infrastructure projects remain on schedule and free from subsurface hazards.

Chris Moore, the Chief Operating Officer at GPRS, executes the daily operational strategy for the company's extensive network of highly trained technicians. Moore oversees the deployment of resources across every major market in the United States and Canada, ensuring that field teams possess the necessary equipment for complex concrete scanning and utility detection. By managing the logistics of a vast, distributed workforce, the Chief Operating Officer maintains consistent service quality and operational safety. This leadership role involves streamlining internal processes to reduce project downtime and improve client satisfaction. Chris Moore drives the implementation of standardized training programs, ensuring that every technician delivers accurate data consistently. Through the optimization of supply chain and equipment maintenance schedules, the Chief Operating Officer supports the company's mission to mitigate safety risks. Ultimately, Moore ensures that operational capacity aligns with the growing demand for reliable subsurface infrastructure analysis.

Gus Sareyka, the President at GPRS, manages the execution of corporate policies and the expansion of market reach across North America. Sareyka directs the alignment of departmental goals with the company's core mission of providing outstanding service in underground utility detection. By overseeing the coordination between regional managers and executive leadership, the President ensures that the organization remains responsive to the evolving needs of the construction and engineering sectors. This role involves fostering strong partnerships with key clients to drive revenue growth and market penetration. Gus Sareyka drives the development of business initiatives that prioritize safety and long-term reliability in concrete scanning. Through the continuous evaluation of market trends, the President identifies opportunities for service enhancement and geographic growth. Ultimately, Sareyka maintains the organizational focus on delivering precise data, ensuring that the company continues to set the industry standard for excellence and professional integrity.

Christopher (Chris) Polley, the Chief Information Officer at GPRS, manages the digital infrastructure and data systems that support nationwide utility detection operations. Polley architects secure, scalable technology platforms that allow field technicians to transmit accurate subsurface data to clients in real time. By overseeing the integration of advanced scanning software, the Chief Information Officer ensures that the company maintains a competitive edge in data management and reporting. This role involves coordinating with internal engineering teams to optimize the digital tools used for concrete structure analysis. Christopher (Chris) Polley drives the digital transformation strategy, enhancing the efficiency of information flow across all regional markets. Through the development of robust cybersecurity measures, the Chief Information Officer protects sensitive project data from unauthorized access. Ultimately, Polley provides the technological foundation necessary for the company to deliver reliable, high-precision results to every client site.