T5 Services Names Mason Thornburg as Chief Financial Officer

May 22, 2026
T5 Services has appointed Mason Thornburg as Chief Financial Officer to oversee finance operations as the company continues its global expansion and growth in data center services.

T5 Services announced in a press release the appointment of Mason Thornburg as Chief Financial Officer. The move follows the company’s recent alignment into two operating entities and continued expansion supporting more than 90 third party facilities worldwide.

Thornburg brings over 20 years of experience in finance and operations across construction, infrastructure, and real estate industries. He previously served as CFO at Vision Hospitality Group, where he led finance strategy, forecasting, and investment planning.

In his new role, Thornburg will report to Tom Mertz, President and Chief Operating Officer. He will oversee accounting, financial reporting, treasury, and investment management across T5’s construction and operations businesses.

The company stated that Thornburg will strengthen its financial infrastructure to support scaling operations and maintain disciplined growth as T5 Services surpasses 1.6 billion dollars in annual revenue.

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