Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer
Corbett Nichter
As Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer of the eastern regions, Corbett directs all operational activities of the Gulf States, Midwest and Southwest offices. Corbett believes his greatest professional mission is to serve the dedicated employees of AP in executing the strategic plan while creating an unequaled company culture.
With over 26 years of construction experience, he strives to be a servant leader in support of every level of the organization and all facets of the business, including estimating, scheduling, project and field management, risk management, marketing and business development.
Corbett has extensive experience in negotiating and executing significant, complex construction projects totaling more than $3 billion for a variety of clients, including numerous Fortune 100 firms. However, his favorite projects are those that serve the community, such as the Dallas Children’s Advocacy Center (DCAC), Grapevine GRACE’s food pantry and clothing center, and the new headquarters for Southwest Transplant Alliance.
Corbett’s passion is serving at-risk children and veterans of the United States Armed Forces. He served multiple terms on the Board of Trustees for the DCAC and currently serves on the organization’s Advisory Council. He was recently named to the national Board of Directors for the One Heart Project, which provides at-risk and incarcerated youth a second chance. His grandfather, a WWII veteran, remains an inspiration and drives his passion for organizations such as 22Kill, The Seal Legacy Foundation, and programs like AP’s Veteran Transition Initiative that focuses on employment opportunities for veterans.
In 2002, the Engineering News-Record recognized Corbett with the prestigious Newsmaker of the Year Award, and in 2007 he graduated from Leadership Dallas, a program of the Dallas Chamber of Commerce which he still remembers fondly to this day.
Corbett holds a bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering from Texas A&M University in College Station and an MBA from Houston Baptist University. He also completed post-graduate studies at Stanford University’s Graduate School of Business.
Vice President of Preconstruction and Estimating
Granger Hassmann
As Vice President of Preconstruction, Granger Hassmann leads the Gulf States region’s preconstruction and estimating departments. His responsibilities include the development of preconstruction strategies on large, complex and high-risk projects while ensuring alignment with the client’s strategic goals. He is responsible for developing an environment of accountability to ensure that the preconstruction department performance is consistent with project planning, scope and budget.
Granger is extremely versatile and experienced in all preconstruction and estimating delivery formats. He has been successful in hard-bidding an $83M school facility and managing $120M fast-track GMPs for national corporate clients and has achieved a volume of over $1.5B in work during his career. He maintains open lines of communication with each client and subcontractor throughout the project life cycle to ensure seamless communication and deliver a consistent message. Some of his favorite projects throughout his career are memorable simply due to the exceptional teams that made them successful.
Granger earned a bachelor’s degree in Business Administration from Texas A&M University in College Station.
Director of Operations
Curtis McFarland
With nearly 30 years of construction industry experience, Curtis McFarland serves as Director of Operations for AP’s Southwest region. He brings executive-level oversight to project teams and is responsible for strategic planning, risk management and operational decisions. He is deeply rooted in ensuring satisfaction for all project stakeholders and confirming success at every phase of AP’s projects.
Curtis enjoys being active in his community and serving others. In addition to serving on the Board of Servant Leaders for Mountain Park Church (MPC), he was instrumental in helping MPC relocate its facility when ADOT began constructing the new South Mountain 202 Freeway.
Curtis studied Architectural Interior Design/Business Administration at Woodbury University. He is a LEED Green Associate and Senior Executive Graduate of the Arizona Builders Alliance leadership program.
DIRECTOR OF MARKETING
Laura Shivers
As the Regional Marketing Director, Laura Shivers works with the leadership team and project team members to effectively tell the AP story to the marketplace. She believes AP’s amazing project stories and people are the best way to showcase the company’s work ethic and commitment to exceptional results, and to position the firm for future work.
Laura has won numerous advertising awards and wrote for the Associated Press but her most notable career accomplishment to date was founding Back 2 School Bounty, a 501(c)(3) dedicated to offsetting teachers’ out-of-pocket expenses. Laura supports the company’s proposal efforts, community engagement events, social media and website strategy, and communication planning.
Laura holds a bachelor’s degree in Mass Communication – Advertising and Public Relations from Idaho State University and is a licensed commercial drone pilot and LEED-Accredited Professional.
Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer
Tom Horsting
As Executive Vice President and Chief Operating officer of the western regions, Tom directs all operational activities of the Mountain States and Wyoming offices and is responsible for strategic planning, risk management and operational decisions. Tom reinforces with all regional teammates a culture of trust, believing that doing the right thing by AP projects and clients is always the right choice.
Since joining AP in 1984, Tom has held a number of positions, including superintendent, general superintendent, vice president, and senior vice president. He works closely with the region’s leaders in marketing, business development, preconstruction, project management, field operations and finance to produce and execute comprehensive plans covering every aspect of the region’s operations.
Tom serves on the board of directors for the Metro Denver Economic Development Corporation, and is a board member of the Associated General Contractors of Colorado (AGC). He is a member of the US Green Building Council, the Rocky Mountain Chapter of the Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC), the American Hospital Association (AHA) and is Healthcare Construction Certified through the American Society for Health Care Engineering (ASHE).
Vice President of Field Operations
John Herrera
As Vice President of Field Operations, John oversees all field operations and leads the efforts to provide training to support the continuous growth of AP’s field staff. John believes in continuously implementing global improvements to provide the best in capabilities for jobsite operations.
John’s tenure with AP began at 18 in the field as a laborer. Over his 27 years with AP, he worked his way up to foreman to assistant superintendent to superintendent to general superintendent.
John completed a carpentry apprenticeship through the Construction Industry Training Council. He is certified as a LEED Accredited Professional through the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC), is certified in Healthcare Construction through the American Society for Health Care Engineering (ASHE), and is certified as a Safety Trained Supervisor for Construction through the Board of Certified Safety Professionals. John is also trained in Construction Quality Management for Contractors through the U.S. Army Corp of Engineers and is a member of the Associated General Contractors (AGC) Executive Leadership Academy.
John was honored with a Top 20 under 40 award by Engineering News Record in 2012.
Vice President
Doug Johnson
As Regional Vice President, Doug Johnson is responsible for all operations from AP’s Northern Colorado office in Fort Collins. As a Greeley native and Colorado State University Graduate, Doug is passionate about serving the Northern Colorado Community.
Doug earned his Bachelor of Science in Construction Management from Colorado State University and is a LEED Accredited Professional. He recently returned to his alma mater to help complete the Colorado State University Health and Medical Center, which stands as a prominent new gateway to the campus.
Over the last 27 years, Doug has held numerous positions within the construction industry, including estimator, pre-construction manager, project manager, project engineer, design build manager and project executive.
Doug has served and currently serves on many non-profit boards and organizations, including the Rocky Mountain Girl Scouts and Union Colony Music. He is a member of the Association of Building Contractors, is the former president of Century AF & AM and is a member of the Morgan Society at Colorado State University.
Vice President, Project Procurement
Tom Stone
Tom Stone has been with AP for more than 25 years in various roles, now leading the region’s sales efforts and tactical teams. As the leader of AP’s sales team, Tom Stone works with the regional leadership team to understand market trends, growth opportunities and to position AP for upcoming opportunities. Tom believes AP’s focus on long-term partnerships and client satisfaction sets AP apart from other general contractors.
In addition to his vast experience and involvement in hundreds of projects, Tom has gained an expert level of knowledge in constructing all types of facilities and an understanding of the issues facing clients and developers.
Mr. Stone is an experienced speaker and previously presented at the Association for Learning Environments (A4le) Exhibition of School Planning and Architecture.
Tom holds a bachelor’s degree in construction management from Minnesota State University – Mankato. He sits on the Executive Board (Board Chair) for Adams County Economic Development and is a board member of the Metro Denver Economic Development Corporation. He is an active participant of the Adams 12 Education Foundation, the Westminster Public Schools Foundation and was formerly a Governor-Appointed Member of the Public School Capital Construction Assistance Board.
Project Executive, Head of Project Management
Alan Antolak
As a Project Executive and the leader of AP’s project management team, Alan Antolak is responsible for strategic planning, risk management and operational decisions. Working with the project management team, Alan is deeply rooted in ensuring training and development opportunities, as well as providing support to ensure satisfaction for all project stakeholders.
Alan joined AP in 1999. During his career in project management, he has worked in many of AP’s numerous project markets, including municipal, k-12 and higher education, retail, and healthcare.
Alan holds a bachelor’s degree in Civil and Environmental Engineering from the University of Cincinnati. He is an active member in the Aurora Chamber of Commerce’s Leadership Aurora Program, where he currently sits as a board member. Alan lives in Denver with his wife where they both volunteer and support organizations in their community, such as the Boys & Girls Club of Metro Denver, Denver Urban Gardens, and the Denver Dumb Friends League.
Tactical Solutions Team Manager
Joe Bedford
As the Tactical Solutions Team (TST) Manager, Joe Bedford uses his experience with tenant finish projects and mechanical, electrical and plumbing knowledge to focus on projects with tight deadlines that are often within occupied spaces or facilities. He is responsible for ensuring executive-level oversight is present on TST projects from start to finish.
Joe is a Professional Engineer (P.E.) and has a degree in Mechanical Engineering from Oklahoma Christian University. He is a LEED Accredited Professional and is certified in Healthcare Construction through the American Society for Health Care Engineering (ASHE).
Chief Estimator
Tony Cingoranelli
As Chief Estimator, Tony Cingoranelli leads the preconstruction division’s estimating activities while ensuring alignment with AP’s strategic goals and mission. He is passionate about continuous improvement, customer value and helping our employees achieve their own personal growth.
Tony oversees the department’s conceptual estimates from schematic and design documents and detailed construction estimates from construction plan and specifications. He manages the department’s resources and personnel, along with developing subcontractor relationships.
Tony holds a bachelor’s degree in Construction Management from Colorado State University. He is a member of AP’s Toastmasters group, the Association for Learning Environments (A4le) and the Colorado School Plant Managers Association (CSPMA).
Project Executive
Dennis Disney
As Project Executive, Dennis Disney is a member of the leadership team and works with individual team members to help prevent or remove roadblocks and ensure successful projects. He is committed to servant leadership and to leading by example.
Dennis is a jack of all trades and is an active part of the sales team and process initiative team. Using his more than 38 years of construction industry experience, he helps drive many of AP’s strategic planning initiatives. He was drawn to the construction industry because of the visual reward it brings.
Dennis holds a bachelor’s degree in Construction Management from Sacramento State University. He grew up in northern California in a farming community but has called Colorado home for more than 35 years.
Controller
Christine Heath
As Regional Controller, Christine Heath works with the regional leadership team regarding company finances. She is responsible for budgeting and revenue forecasting for the region and ensuring the accuracy of financial information, which is a vital part of the success of the region and its projects.
Christine works closely with our project teams to ensure all project costs are accurately recorded. She is also involved in strategic planning, with a focus of improving AP’s processes.
Christine holds a bachelor’s degree in English from Metropolitan State College of Denver. She has more than 20 years of experience in the construction industry and she is an active member of the Construction Financial Management Association (CFMA).
Marketing Manager
Megan Bond
Megan leads the marketing department for the Colorado and Wyoming regions, creating successful campaigns for internal and external communications, proposals, branding and client relations. She has been in marketing for the AEC industry since 2010 and with AP since 2014.
As a Colorado native, Megan graduated with a bachelor’s degree in psychology from the University of Colorado Boulder and a Master of Business Administration (MBA) from Colorado State University. She holds an APMP Foundation certification. In addition, she has completed the certificate program from Colorado State University for Construction Management.
Megan and her team support AP’s mission of building trust, communities and people through passionate storytelling. Megan’s favorite part of her work is gathering project stories for award submissions, bringing recognition to the hard work teams perform that may otherwise go unnoticed.
Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer
Corbett Nichter
As Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer of the eastern regions, Corbett directs all operational activities of the Gulf States, Midwest and Southwest offices. Corbett believes his greatest professional mission is to serve the dedicated employees of AP in executing the strategic plan while creating an unequaled company culture.
With over 26 years of construction experience, he strives to be a servant leader in support of every level of the organization and all facets of the business, including estimating, scheduling, project and field management, risk management, marketing and business development.
Corbett has extensive experience in negotiating and executing significant, complex construction projects totaling more than $3 billion for a variety of clients, including numerous Fortune 100 firms. However, his favorite projects are those that serve the community, such as the Dallas Children’s Advocacy Center (DCAC), Grapevine GRACE’s food pantry and clothing center, and the new headquarters for Southwest Transplant Alliance.
Corbett’s passion is serving at-risk children and veterans of the United States Armed Forces. He served multiple terms on the Board of Trustees for the DCAC and currently serves on the organization’s Advisory Council. He was recently named to the national Board of Directors for the One Heart Project, which provides at-risk and incarcerated youth a second chance. His grandfather, a WWII veteran, remains an inspiration and drives his passion for organizations such as 22Kill, The Seal Legacy Foundation, and programs like AP’s Veteran Transition Initiative that focuses on employment opportunities for veterans.
In 2002, the Engineering News-Record recognized Corbett with the prestigious Newsmaker of the Year Award, and in 2007 he graduated from Leadership Dallas, a program of the Dallas Chamber of Commerce which he still remembers fondly to this day.
Corbett holds a bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering from Texas A&M University in College Station and an MBA from Houston Baptist University. He also completed post-graduate studies at Stanford University’s Graduate School of Business.
Regional President
Mark Liska
As the Regional President, Mark Liska leads regional operations and is responsible for strategic planning, risk management and operational decisions. He works closely with business unit leaders in marketing, business development, preconstruction, project management, field operations, safety and finance to create and execute comprehensive strategic plans.
Since joining AP in 1987, Mark has worked in many roles. He believes that everyone brings value to a team and that through hard work, focus and passion, we all succeed. He actively supports the continued advancement of every AP employee throughout their careers.
Active in his community, Mark is the Past President of Sunnyside Marina, Past Commodore of the St. Croix Yacht Club and an active member and volunteer at Eagle Brook Church.
Mark holds a bachelor’s degree in Construction Management from Bemidji State University and has completed the Executive Education program at the University of St. Thomas. He is a LEED-Accredited professional.
Project Executive
Tim Clark
As Project Executive, Tim Clark works with both internal and external clients to develop processes, utilize best practices and provide structure to assist in the development of efficient, high-performing teams. Building and promoting teamwork has always been his goal. He believes people are AP’s greatest asset and that clients appreciate our culture and strong family values.
Tim has been in the construction industry for 31 years. After beginning his career as a mason, he moved into project management and operations roles at AP.
An active volunteer in his community, Tim has served on local school boards and executive teams and has been a member of several building and maintenance committees.
He holds a bachelor’s degree in Construction Management and a minor in Business from Minnesota State University-Mankato.
Vice President/Project Executive
Dave Herzberg
As a Vice President, Dave Herzberg oversees all aspects of the construction process. He is a driven and quality-focused team leader with nearly 30 years of experience in construction management, scheduling and estimating. A skilled interpersonal communicator, Dave has a gift for successfully managing large projects from concept to completion and a long track record of building long-term relationships.
Dave is a LEED-accredited professional and has served on boards of directors for the St. Paul’s Builders Exchange and the Minnesota Construction Association.
He holds a bachelor’s degree in Civil and Construction Engineering from Iowa State University.
Director of Marketing
Lori Johnson-Juusola
As Regional Marketing Director, Lori Johnson-Juusola works with leadership and project teams to identify opportunities to consistently convey AP’s message through construction and communication. Lori believes that properly developed and implemented communication strategies, with both internal and external team members, strengthen AP’s brand and allow the company to maintain its place as a trusted partner dedicated to communities and the people they serve.
Lori manages an array of AP initiatives and programs, including strategic planning, communications, branding, website strategy, events and sponsorships. She is a past board member of the Society of Marketing Professionals (SMPS) and Public Relations Society of American (PRSA).
Lori holds bachelor’s degrees in German, Speech and Mass Communications from Concordia College and Bemidji State University.
Director of Operations - Field
Jack Webber
As the Director of Operations—Field, Jack Webber works directly with the Regional Leadership Team to develop and implement strategic business plans with all project teams, specifically with field staff from assistant superintendents to the General Superintendent. He believes that success is measured by the performance of project teams and the upward trajectory of field staff career paths. Jack understands that developing individuals results in strong project management teams and leads to overall company vitality.
Jack has received numerous project management accolades from owners, design professionals and tradespeople, including awards for AIA collaboration and Project of the Year and numerous Owner Recognition awards. Jack drives the AP Regional Safety Committee with consistently high levels of effectiveness.
A LEED-accredited professional, Jack has completed multiple Silver and Gold-certified projects. He holds a bachelor’s degree in Business and Economics from Cornell College, and has completed additional engineering education.
Project Executive
Brian Kunz
As a Project Executive for AP’s Midwest region, Brian has over 25 years’ experience in the construction industry. Brian brings executive-level management to each project and is responsible for strategic planning, risk management, and operational decisions. He ensures satisfaction for all project stakeholders and confirms success at every phase of AP’s projects. Brian understands that building strong teams, ensuring that they are motivated, and encouraging constant improvement are the keys to success and achieving extraordinary results on a project. Brian’s market expertise is primarily in the senior living, upscale multi-family and correctional market.
Brian has spent most of his career building large projects across the country and has held roles in both the office and field. Brian is also responsible for the Midwest Regions Lean initiative, Quality Control Program, and training efforts to develop AP’s younger employees.
Brian started his career with AP in the Southwest Region. Brian holds a bachelor’s degree in construction management from Wayne State College with a minor in business.
Project Executive
Patrick Sims
As Project Executive, Patrick Sims brings over 23 years of construction industry experience, with 20 of those years devoted to K12 school construction. Patrick started his career in the field as a carpenter, which provided a solid foundation to move into project management. After several years in project management, Patrick transitioned into a preconstruction role as he quickly realized the importance of planning a project for success. Patrick brings that experience to AP.
Patrick is currently a member of the Minnesota Subcontractor Association General Contractor Council and volunteers time as a lead mentor to the ACE Mentorship program.
Patrick has served on the Board of Directors for the Minnesota Builders Exchange and The Minnesota Concrete Council. He was the recipient of the 2019 Minnesota Subcontractor Association Construction Professional of the Year Award.
Patrick attended Bemidji State University, Bemidji, MN and the North Dakota State College of Science, Wahpeton, ND.
Project Executive
John Huyett
As a Project Executive, John Huyett oversees all aspects of the construction process. John excels at building high performance teams that exceed owner’s expectations. With over 25 years of experience in construction, his knowledge and experience make him proactive in meeting challenges and keeping projects on track. He has lead project teams in multiple markets and excels at projects that are technically complex, with construction input during the design phase, design-build, or with multiple phases. Ever working with the owner’s interest foremost, John has created lasting relations built on trust and respect.
John is a LEED-accredited professional and is serving on the University of Minnesota Construction Management Advisory Board and is an active member of DBIA Upper Midwest Region Chapter.
He holds a bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte, and a master’s degree in construction engineering from Stanford University. John started his construction career in the US Navy, Civil Engineer Corps.
Director of Preconstruction and Estimating
Brian Pogalz
As Director of Preconstruction and Estimating, Brian Pogalz leads the Midwest region’s preconstruction and estimating departments while ensuring alignment with AP’s strategic goals and mission. Brian is responsible for ensuring that a client’s mission, vision and budget all mesh to form successful projects for all parties involved.
Brian’s experience covers a wide variety of project types that have been delivered through multiple delivery platforms and estimating systems. Brian has worked on many of the most notable projects built in the Minneapolis market over the past 20 years. He is responsible for the department’s conceptual estimates from schematic and design documents and detailed construction estimates from construction plans and specifications. He manages the department’s resources and personnel along with developing relationships with subcontractors, architects, engineers and clients.
Brian holds a Bachelor of Architecture as well as a Bachelor of Science from North Dakota State University. Brian is also the Chair of the Planning Commission in the city in which he resides.
Director of Business Development
Katy Slater
Katy Slater, Director of Business Development, has over 20 years of construction industry experience, with an extensive background in the multi housing and developer markets. Being a Certified Business Development Expert (CBDE) Katy has vast experience growing and cultivating customer partnerships. Currently, Katy is active and supporting many of building associations including BOMA, MNCAR, and APEX. Lobbying on the front lines for the Minnesota Chamber is also a passion for Katy.
Katy previously served on the Minnesota Housing First Board whose focus is government building programs, both residential and commercial, that drive down construction costs and build trade partnerships.
Katy is a Lakeville, MN native and attended The University of Memphis, Memphis, TN.
Regional Controller
Kevin Bederka
As Regional Controller for the AP Midwest Region, Kevin works with leadership and project team members to manage the regional operating budget, forecasts, subcontractor payments and relations, surety relationships, while safeguarding the integrity of financial results and assisting with risk management. During his career he has worked in various financial roles including treasury, financial planning and analysis and most recently served as Finance Director on a $1 billion design build infrastructure joint venture project. He believes this diversity along with embedded operational experience on several mega projects allows for greater collaboration between the finance and operations teams.
Kevin holds a Bachelor of Science in Economics and a Master of Science in Finance from The University of Texas at Dallas.
Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer
Corbett Nichter
As Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer of the eastern regions, Corbett directs all operational activities of the Gulf States, Midwest and Southwest offices. Corbett believes his greatest professional mission is to serve the dedicated employees of AP in executing the strategic plan while creating an unequaled company culture.
With over 26 years of construction experience, he strives to be a servant leader in support of every level of the organization and all facets of the business, including estimating, scheduling, project and field management, risk management, marketing and business development.
Corbett has extensive experience in negotiating and executing significant, complex construction projects totaling more than $3 billion for a variety of clients, including numerous Fortune 100 firms. However, his favorite projects are those that serve the community, such as the Dallas Children’s Advocacy Center (DCAC), Grapevine GRACE’s food pantry and clothing center, and the new headquarters for Southwest Transplant Alliance.
Corbett’s passion is serving at-risk children and veterans of the United States Armed Forces. He served multiple terms on the Board of Trustees for the DCAC and currently serves on the organization’s Advisory Council. He was recently named to the national Board of Directors for the One Heart Project, which provides at-risk and incarcerated youth a second chance. His grandfather, a WWII veteran, remains an inspiration and drives his passion for organizations such as 22Kill, The Seal Legacy Foundation, and programs like AP’s Veteran Transition Initiative that focuses on employment opportunities for veterans.
In 2002, the Engineering News-Record recognized Corbett with the prestigious Newsmaker of the Year Award, and in 2007 he graduated from Leadership Dallas, a program of the Dallas Chamber of Commerce which he still remembers fondly to this day.
Corbett holds a bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering from Texas A&M University in College Station and an MBA from Houston Baptist University. He also completed post-graduate studies at Stanford University’s Graduate School of Business.
Vice President of Preconstruction and Estimating
Granger Hassmann
As Vice President of Preconstruction, Granger Hassmann leads the Gulf States region’s preconstruction and estimating departments. His responsibilities include the development of preconstruction strategies on large, complex and high-risk projects while ensuring alignment with the client’s strategic goals. He is responsible for developing an environment of accountability to ensure that the preconstruction department performance is consistent with project planning, scope and budget.
Granger is extremely versatile and experienced in all preconstruction and estimating delivery formats. He has been successful in hard-bidding an $83M school facility and managing $120M fast-track GMPs for national corporate clients and has achieved a volume of over $1.5B in work during his career. He maintains open lines of communication with each client and subcontractor throughout the project life cycle to ensure seamless communication and deliver a consistent message. Some of his favorite projects throughout his career are memorable simply due to the exceptional teams that made them successful.
Granger earned a bachelor’s degree in Business Administration from Texas A&M University in College Station.
Vice President of Operations
Terry Loreth
As Vice President of Operations, Terry Loreth works with project teams in the Gulf States region and reviews all operational and safety issues. He combines critical thinking with the ability to navigate people through difficult moments to gain speed, save money and stay engaged on projects. Terry makes a difference and solves familiar problems in creative ways. Additionally, he serves as a liaison between the project and home office to ensure that each team has the full resources of the company to execute each project plan. As the client liaison, Terry ensures objectives, goals, time and budget requirements are the driving force behind every decision made by the company.
Terry managed three award-winning projects, all of which appeared on the cover of Texas Builder magazine and led project teams that earned award recognition both regionally and nationally from the Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC) and Construction Management Association of America. Terry also led a project with AP that received one gold and two silver STEP awards through ABC.
Terry served in the United States Army Special Forces (Green Beret) from 1974 to1977 and has over 44 years of experience in the construction industry.
Vice President/Project Executive
Bob Lemke
Vice President/Project Executive Bob Lemke has over 34 years of construction industry experience and brings executive-level management to each project. Bob is responsible for strategic planning, risk management and operational decisions, and is deeply rooted in ensuring satisfaction for all project stakeholders and confirming success at every phase of AP’s projects. He believes in executing a servant leadership style through effective communication, by cultivating trust and empowering others to help them succeed at a high level.
Bob has led several project teams that have earned national recognition through the Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC) and he has generated over $1.8B in work throughout his career. In addition, Bob provides leadership and a principal-level of commitment to each project, ensuring that the resources necessary to meet client’s expectations are provided. Some of his most memorable award-winning projects to date have not only provided unique challenges but also allowed him to work with highly collaborative teams of owners, architects and subcontractor partners.
Bob earned a bachelor’s degree in Construction Management and Technology from Oklahoma State University. He has served on the Construction Management Advisory Board for Oklahoma State University and the TEXO Scholarship Foundation Board and currently serves on the Board of Elders at Holy Shepherd Lutheran Church.
Vice President/Project Executive
Zack Rogers
Zack Rogers has over 20 years of construction industry experience and serves as Vice President/Project Executive for AP’s Gulf States region. Zack brings executive-level management to each project and is responsible for strategic planning, risk management and operational decisions. He ensures satisfaction for all project stakeholders and confirms success at every phase of AP’s projects. Zack knows that building strong relationships with owners, architects, subcontractors and vendors and working as a TEAM (Together Everyone Achieves More) is essential to achieving success in this industry.
Zack has generated over $600M in work during his time at AP and provides leadership and a principal-level of commitment to each project, ensuring that projects have the resources necessary to meet client’s expectations. Some of Zack’s favorite projects throughout his career presented unique challenges that required collaboration among team members, translating into customer loyalty and repeat business.
Zack earned a bachelor’s degree in Marketing and Real Estate from Baylor University and is Healthcare Construction-Certified through the American Society for Health Care Engineering (ASHE).
General Superintendent
Randy Allen
As General Superintendent, Randy Allen works with Regional Leadership and Executive Operation Teams to collaborate with clients and provide strategic direction to further enhance AP’s position as a leader in the industry. He offers oversight and executive leadership for our superintendents and produces training to support the continuous growth of AP’s field staff. Randy believes in leading his teams with strong communication, extensive collaboration and a clear vision to meet client expectations. His passions include mentoring AP’s up-and-coming field leaders and reinforcing the company’s strong culture and process driven business model.
Randy has played a significant role in successfully completing projects ranging from healthcare, commercial office, high rise residential, municipal and recreation, generating over $500M in work throughout his career. One of his favorite projects with AP was the construction of Methodist Medical Campus in Southlake, TX. He recalls that time as one his best with AP, with a handful of individuals he worked closely with now serving as leaders within the company.
Randy has received a number of awards within the company including AP’s Project of the Year and the Danny Walker “We Care” Award, which is given to outstanding role models who support and encourage others in their development and exemplify the culture of AP. In addition, projects under Randy’s leadership have earned industry award recognition from the Dallas Business Journal, and regionally from the Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC).
Director of Marketing
Megan DeLeon
As Director of Marketing, Megan DeLeon works across all AP departments to conceptualize and implement marketing and communications strategies to ensure alignment with the company’s strategic goals and mission. She partners with the regional leadership team and business development to set and lead regional marketing priorities and enforces effective communication processes in order to strengthen the AP brand. Megan believes that AP’s strong culture, people and the company’s ability to collaborate across all departments is the foundation of the organization.
Megan has spent over 12 years in marketing and event management and manages a number of programs for AP including strategic planning, business development, communications, proposal management, branding and events. She has received numerous awards from CREW Dallas (Commercial Real Estate for Women) and currently serves on their Board of Directors.
Megan holds a bachelor’s degree from Texas A&M University in College Station.
Director of Project Operations
Maureen Durbin
As Director of Project Operations, Maureen Durbin leads all operations process efforts, including identifying and delivering on process-related initiatives while ensuring compliance with agreed-upon practices. Maureen leads the project support staff while working directly with project teams, providing support throughout each project’s life cycle to ensure timely and quality results, and developing solutions to meet the needs of all stakeholders. She provides project management software solutions and manages potential project risks by analyzing operational data and building a collaborative process amongst participants. She believes AP’s strong culture of teamwork is the backbone of the company’s success.
Maureen has worked with the Texas Historical Commission on its Main Street Program, giving her broad knowledge of historical properties. She also provides increased value to AP through the extensive knowledge she gained in her previous work as an architect and an estimator.
Maureen earned a bachelor’s degree in Architecture, cum laude, from Texas Tech University.
Director of Business Development
Matt Neyland
As Regional Director of Business Development, Matt Neyland works with leadership and project teams to engage new and existing clients to foster strong partnerships and identify new business opportunities that align with AP’s culture and growth strategy. Matt believes forging long-term relationships with clients result from the establishment of trust through a history of operational excellence. He helps drive sales by communicating AP’s distinctive culture and experience to clients.
Matt serves on the executive board of the Rockwall Economic Development Corporation and the board of Lone Star CASA. He is also a recent alumnus of the Urban Land Institute’s Center for Leadership and an alum of Leadership Dallas.
Prior to joining AP, Matt served as an Officer in the United States Marine Corps. He earned a bachelor’s degree in finance and bachelor’s degree in history from Southern Methodist University. He also holds a Juris Doctorate degree from the University of Denver.
Director of MEP
Brian Nold
Brian Nold serves as Director of MEP for the Gulf States region. His department works collaboratively with design teams and owners to infuse projects with practical, sustainable solutions that enhance building performance. His team is engaged throughout the entire construction process, from preconstruction through commissioning and warranty, offering coordination between trades to provide safer, higher quality construction with a quicker delivery. With quality control top of mind, Brian believes that the primary measure of success is meticulous management of operating systems while maintaining a steadfast focus on the project’s sustainable design objectives which translates into high-performance buildings achieved within established construction budgets.
Brian has been the recipient of several AP awards based on his ability to take innovative initiatives in order for the company to gain a successful edge and is a continuous ambassador of the AP brand, who embodies the sales culture that AP enforces. He has a passion for problem solving by gaining full understanding of complex systems by interfacing with stakeholders to find a path or best solution for greater opportunities. In addition, Brian has also helped support other AP regions, assisting MEP teams with startup processes, and has generated over $715M in work throughout his career.
Brian holds a bachelor’s degree in Construction Engineering from the University of North Texas, is a Qualified Commissioning Process Provider (QCxP) and is Healthcare Construction-Certified through the American Society for Health Care Engineering (ASHE).
Special Projects Division Manager
Anthony Roman
Anthony leads AP’s Special Projects Division (SPD), providing strategic leadership to project teams and clients, specializing in interior finish-out, corporate restack, capital improvements and selective ground-up projects. His SPD project values range from $500K to $20M and include office, industrial, data/technology, retail, education and healthcare. Anthony is responsible for strategic planning, risk management and operational decisions, and believes that before concrete is poured and steel is erected, the foundation of every project is built upon strong relationships with clients.
Anthony started his career in construction as a subcontractor and after many years in commercial interiors, he joined AP as an Assistant Superintendent. He spent his time in the field constructing both interior and ground-up projects but felt it was important to transition to preconstruction and estimating to better his financial understanding of the industry. Anthony’s interests in entrepreneurship led him away from AP and in the direction of a number of new construction ventures, eventually shifting his focus back to commercial interiors where he flourished. With the experience he gained, Anthony re-joined the AP team after nine years away to now lead their SPD group. As a servant leader, he approaches all project teams, trade partners and co-workers with a belief that their success is based upon establishing trust and support among the team.
Anthony has been instrumental in developing new clients, valuable subcontractor relationships and has strategically positioned key personnel within the division. He earned a bachelor’s degree in Economics and Finance from the University of Texas at Dallas and is a member of The 43 Club at the George W. Bush Presidential Center and The Real Estate Council (TREC).