Omnibuild
Philip Carnavas has a diverse work experience, starting their career as a Student Intern at United Activities Unlimited in 2008. Philip then served as a Graduate Assistant at Wagner College from 2012 to 2013. After that, they worked at Brown Brothers Harriman as an FX Trading Operations professional, responsible for daily tasks on Forex platforms and confirming trades. From 2014 to 2015, they worked as an Assistant Project Manager at Clipper Equity, LLC, where they assisted with project budget preparation and reviewed project drawings. Since 2015, they have been working at Omnibuild, initially as an Assistant Project Manager and later progressing to the role of Project Manager.
Philip Carnavas completed their undergraduate degree in International Business and Management at Wagner College, which they attended from 2008 to 2012. After that, they pursued a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree with a specialization in Finance, General at the same institution from 2012 to 2015. Additionally, they participated in the EYH Program at Wagner College, focusing on a field of study that is unspecified and dated before their undergraduate studies.
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Omnibuild
Named to ENR's Top 400 list and Inc. Magazine's Inc 500 list, Omnibuild's structure sets it apart. A multidisciplinary staff trained in engineering, project management, estimating and field supervision provides each project with the resources of an experienced and professional team. Industry success on high-rise hotels, residential developments and exhibit facilities throughout New York City attest to Omnibuild's know-how and ability to complete complex construction of all sorts on-time and in-budget. Omnibuild's field personnel are a step above the rest. They are hands-on and work with clients from concept and design through construction and occupancy. Seeing the project through is Omnibuild’s commitment. By utilizing a centralized database to track your project, Omnibuild can anticipate the occurrence of critical and conflictive situations before they happen. This insures a well planned and well coordinated construction process.