on oldcastle

While we are the largest building products and materials company in North America, we also are the proud
reflection of the hundreds of local, regional and family businesses which form the fabric of Oldcastle.

on leadership

There are two salient attributes that define leadership at Oldcastle. First, our leaders and managers are accorded
a high degree of control and autonomy. Second, Oldcastle has more opportunities for professionals who want
to run a business than any other company in our industry. That’s due, in part, to our sheer size and geographical
diversity which includes a growing list of more than 1,700 locally managed operations. Leaders with an
entrepreneurial spirit who want to make a difference will find a challenging yet nurturing environment at Oldcastle.

on Tom Hill

Tom Hill is Chief Executive Officer of Oldcastle, Inc., the North American arm of CRH, plc, one of the world’s leading building materials companies based in Dublin, Ireland. Tom has served on the CRH Board of Directors since 2002. Before becoming CEO of Oldcastle, Inc. in July of 2007, Tom ran the Materials Group as its Chief Executive Officer for 15 years. He has been a leader in the transportation industry for a number of years. He served as Chairman of the American Road and Transportation Builders Association from 2002 to 2004, during congressional consideration of the multi-year authorization bill “SAFETEA-LU.” During that time he worked to develop legislative proposals that would address the transportation infrastructure needs of the country, convened industry meetings to develop a consensus position and testified before Congress on the need for increased federal investment in transportation infrastructure. Tom also has served as Treasurer of both the National Asphalt Pavement Association and the National Stone Association, and he remains active with ARTBA’s Executive Committee. Tom is serving as Vice-Chairman of ARTBA’s Highway Reauthorization task force. He started his career in 1980 with CRH as a Financial Analyst at Amcor in Ogden, Utah. In 1982 he served as Vice President and General Manager of Westile in Katy, Texas. In 1986 he became Vice President of Development for Oldcastle, Inc. Tom received his MBA from Trinity College in Dublin, Ireland and a Bachelor of Arts in Economics and History from Duke University. Tom resides with his wife and their two daughters in Washington D.C.