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• 2015-Present
  Engineer, Builder Certification Training
• 2008-2015
  Project Engineer, Accountant, MarCom consultant to A/E/C firms
• 2000-2008
  Team Leader, Project Engineer, Tober Building Company

More than a smiling face or friendly voice greeting visitors and callers, he is the quintessential office assistant, actively involved in nearly every aspect of Builderry operations. Our resident jack-of-all-trades, she participates in a variety of tasks, including Project Management, Estimating, Warehouse Management, Accounts Payable and Marketing, to name a few.

The public is more familiar with bad design than good design. It is, in effect, conditioned to prefer bad design, because that is what it lives with. The new becomes threatening, the old reassuring.– THOMAS BODINE

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A recent Kent State graduate, Danny joined Builderry shortly after obtaining his Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration, Accounting. His analytical nature and long-standing interest in commercial construction makes Danny an ideal fit for Project Engineer. In his short career, he’s proven himself to be an invaluable team member, assisting with various estimating and project management responsibilities. While in school, Danny held a variety of leadership positions, participated in numerous extracurricular activities and was a fixture on the Dean’s List.

Having spent significant time in field and management capacities, danny’s areas of expertise include office tenant improvements, retail build-outs and tenant-in-place multifamily renovations. Danny also holds and maintains his Ohio real estate salesperson license.

• 2015-Present
  Engineer, Builder Certification Training
• 2008-2015
  Project Engineer, Accountant, MarCom consultant to A/E/C firms
• 2000-2008
  Team Leader, Project Engineer, Tober Building Company

More than a smiling face or friendly voice greeting visitors and callers, he is the quintessential office assistant, actively involved in nearly every aspect of Builderry operations. Our resident jack-of-all-trades, she participates in a variety of tasks, including Project Management, Estimating, Warehouse Management, Accounts Payable and Marketing, to name a few.

The public is more familiar with bad design than good design. It is, in effect, conditioned to prefer bad design, because that is what it lives with. The new becomes threatening, the old reassuring.– THOMAS BODINE

[contact-form-7 id=”309″ title=”Team Contact Form”]

A recent Kent State graduate, Danny joined Builderry shortly after obtaining his Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration, Accounting. His analytical nature and long-standing interest in commercial construction makes Danny an ideal fit for Project Engineer. In his short career, he’s proven himself to be an invaluable team member, assisting with various estimating and project management responsibilities. While in school, Danny held a variety of leadership positions, participated in numerous extracurricular activities and was a fixture on the Dean’s List.

Having spent significant time in field and management capacities, danny’s areas of expertise include office tenant improvements, retail build-outs and tenant-in-place multifamily renovations. Danny also holds and maintains his Ohio real estate salesperson license.

• 2015-Present
  Engineer, Builder Certification Training
• 2008-2015
  Project Engineer, Accountant, MarCom consultant to A/E/C firms
• 2000-2008
  Team Leader, Project Engineer, Tober Building Company

More than a smiling face or friendly voice greeting visitors and callers, he is the quintessential office assistant, actively involved in nearly every aspect of Builderry operations. Our resident jack-of-all-trades, she participates in a variety of tasks, including Project Management, Estimating, Warehouse Management, Accounts Payable and Marketing, to name a few.

The public is more familiar with bad design than good design. It is, in effect, conditioned to prefer bad design, because that is what it lives with. The new becomes threatening, the old reassuring.– THOMAS BODINE

[contact-form-7 id=”309″ title=”Team Contact Form”]

A recent Kent State graduate, Danny joined Builderry shortly after obtaining his Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration, Accounting. His analytical nature and long-standing interest in commercial construction makes Danny an ideal fit for Project Engineer. In his short career, he’s proven himself to be an invaluable team member, assisting with various estimating and project management responsibilities. While in school, Danny held a variety of leadership positions, participated in numerous extracurricular activities and was a fixture on the Dean’s List.

Having spent significant time in field and management capacities, danny’s areas of expertise include office tenant improvements, retail build-outs and tenant-in-place multifamily renovations. Danny also holds and maintains his Ohio real estate salesperson license.

• 2015-Present
  Engineer, Builder Certification Training
• 2008-2015
  Project Engineer, Accountant, MarCom consultant to A/E/C firms
• 2000-2008
  Team Leader, Project Engineer, Tober Building Company

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Mauris ac massa diam. Sed ac tempor mauris. Sed lobortis, odio ut porta scelerisque, mi ipsum facilisis dui, ut elementum velit eros vel risus. Suspendisse potenti. 

• 2015-Present
  Engineer, Builder Certification Training
• 2008-2015
  Project Engineer, Accountant, MarCom consultant to A/E/C firms
• 2000-2008
  Team Leader, Project Engineer, Tober Building Company

More than a smiling face or friendly voice greeting visitors and callers, he is the quintessential office assistant, actively involved in nearly every aspect of Builderry operations. Our resident jack-of-all-trades, she participates in a variety of tasks, including Project Management, Estimating, Warehouse Management, Accounts Payable and Marketing, to name a few.

The public is more familiar with bad design than good design. It is, in effect, conditioned to prefer bad design, because that is what it lives with. The new becomes threatening, the old reassuring.– THOMAS BODINE

[contact-form-7 id=”309″ title=”Team Contact Form”]