DeAngelis Diamond
Ryan Anderson, LEED AP, currently serves as a Senior Preconstruction Manager at DeAngelis Diamond, leading a diverse portfolio of commercial construction projects that includes Class A offices, high-rise and mid-rise multi-family buildings, hospitality facilities, and various community projects. Prior to this role, Ryan held positions as Vice President of Development at Alzada Company and Senior Preconstruction Manager at DeAngelis Diamond, among other roles in reputable construction firms. With a Bachelor’s degree in Building Construction from the University of Florida and extensive experience in preconstruction and project management across multiple sectors, Ryan has successfully managed projects from conceptual budgeting to closeout, demonstrating a strong commitment to excellence in the construction industry.
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DeAngelis Diamond is a national construction management firm experienced in negotiating and managing over $4 billion of construction spanning a variety of building types including Automotive, Educational, Faith Based, Financial, Government, Healthcare, Hospitality, Industrial, Multi Family Residential, Office, Retail, Science & Technology, Senior Living and Green building. DeAngelis Diamond Construction was founded by David Diamond and John DeAngelis in 1996, they based the company’s mission on seven core values: Faith in God, Honor to Build, Lasting Relationships, Excellence & Quality, Leadership, Healthy Environment, Culture and Integrity. Whatever the scope or scale of the project, the corporate mission remains the same. False Job offers and scam alert Please be aware that the construction industry has received reports that several well-known company names are being targeted in attempts to scam job applicants through interviews conducted on Google Hangouts, via email scams and other online job search sites. This is in no way connected to DeAngelis Diamond. DeAngelis Diamond does not request any credit card, bank account, financial information, ask for money or transactions during our interview process. If you believe you have been the victim of online fraud activity, please report the incident immediately to the FBI Internet Crime Complaint Center. For more information regarding this scam specifically, please review the Better Business Bureau article discussing the recent industry scam activity.