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Jacksonville, Fla., (11/04/2025) – Wells has announced the appointment of Kelly Henry as a Director of Architectural Systems. Henry leads the strategic growth and development of DEX, Wells’ national Ultra High Performance Concrete (UHPC) building solution. Leveraging a seasoned career in high-performance concrete for distinct and memorable architectural facades. In this role she will support the delivery of innovative, sustainable, design-forward solutions, setting new performance and aesthetic standards in the built environment across the U.S.

Henry has more than 16 years of experience in the UHPC and precast facade industry. Prior to joining Wells, she worked at the international building materials company, Lafarge, where she played a key role in bringing complex architectural concepts to life through collaborative facade development. She also served as an adjunct professor at the Georgia Institute of Technology, where she taught Building Information Modeling (BIM) Theory. Henry holds a Bachelor of Science in Microbiology from the University of Florida and Master of Architecture and MBA degrees from Georgia Tech. She is also a LEED-accredited professional.

“Joining the Wells team feels like a full-circle moment,” said Henry. “Having previously collaborated with Wells southeast region during my time at Lafarge, I’ve always admired their craftsmanship and commitment to excellence. This role allows me to merge my background in R&D, design, and fabrication to deliver forward-thinking, high-performance solutions.”

Brian Griffis, VP of Sales at Wells, said, “Kelly’s depth of experience, combined with her architectural and technical insight, makes her an ideal fit for this strategic role. Her leadership will help us grow DEX and our facade solutions nationally, providing architects and builders with beautiful high-performance solutions.”

As Wells continues to expand its national presence, Henry’s leadership will be integral in bridging design intent with manufacturable solutions that meet evolving industry demands.