We began developing our Project Superintendent Training Program in early 2016. That’s when we allocated dedicated resources and subject matter experts to the program and they created a class worthy of the Herd. We finally began our first session in June of this year.
Being a Project Coordinator for the Herd is no small feat. It requires a firm hoof, thick hide and a quick mind among other traits. Recently, the PC team attended an event where they collaborated on ways to get even better at what they do, while strengthening their ties with each other.
This past October, Scott A. Gregor, John Hunter, Andy Gregor and Brett Norton headed out on tour! Roman’s Roundup is part of a multi-city plan to meet up with each of our teammates across the U.S. to discuss the state of our union, talk about where we are headed and field questions and opinions from everyone — good or bad.
About 19 years ago, Buffalo Construction, Inc. went from an idea sketched in a DayTimer to an operating business with one client. Just a few years later, a scrappy fellow from Minnesota joined the ranks, and he brought two decades of general contracting experience with him. Craig Abraham — or Abe, as we call him — was a no-brainer addition to the team.