If you think construction of a new building is just about the building itself, Mark Stein at Land-Tech Enterprises, Inc. (Land-Tech) would argue that the site development completed before the construction of the building is just as important, perhaps most important. read more...
When the accomplishments, beliefs, actions and guidance of the forefathers are adopted as core values by future generations in a meaningful and successful way, a family legacy is then passed on to future generations. It is impressive to discover a company heading into its fifth generation of family ownership. Its heritage confirms that the firm, throughout the decades, endured more than a century of U.S. economic fluctuations and significant adaptations in core business technologies. read more...
Every company has a journey and a story to tell. T.B. Greenstreet’s story started approximately 100 years ago. In search of opportunity and the chance to do better for his family, he moved his family from Tappahannock, Virginia, to Northeast Washington, D.C. He left behind the agricultural business and set his sights on the city life. He settled in a neighborhood called Brookland and soon found himself as a tradesmen in the building boom of the time. read more...
Every company has a journey and a story to tell. T.B. Greenstreet’s story started approximately 100 years ago. In search of opportunity and the chance to do better for his family, he moved his family from Tappahannock, Virginia, to Northeast Washington, D.C. He left behind the agricultural business and set his sights on the city life. He settled in a neighborhood called Brookland and soon found himself as a tradesmen in the building boom of the time. read more...
“I love garbage!” exclaims Michael Morea, and his passion is to keep as much of it out of landfills as possible through aggressive recycling efforts. His success is evident from the amount of client testimonials on his company website. But few people know that his thriving Florida business rose from the ashes of tragedy. read more...
Almost 30 years after launching Kaufman Lynn Construction, Inc. (KL) with a $12,000 loan from his family, Michael Kaufman’s company has grown from a modest team of three employees to a company with four regional offices building multimillion-dollar projects for universities, school districts, municipalities and developers throughout the southeast U.S. read more...
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