Headquartered in New York City, Structure Tone provides general contracting, construction management and project management services for commercial and corporate properties. Lewis Marino and Patrick Donaghy founded Structure Tone in 1971; today their families own the company. Structure Tone serves the financial and commercial industries, as well as the academic, retail, science and technology, hospitality, healthcare, residential, law, mission critical, and government sectors.

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Natalie Gochnour serves as an associate dean in the David Eccles School of Business and director of the Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute at the University of Utah. She is also the chief economist for the Salt Lake Chamber. In these roles, she provides policy leadership that helps Utah prosper.

Natalie’s experience includes a diverse mix of public service and business experience. During her public service, she advised Utah governors Norm Bangerter, Mike Leavitt, and Olene Walker. She also served as a political appointee in the George W. Bush administration, serving as an associate administrator at the EPA and counselor to the Secretary at the US Department of Health and Human Services. For seven years, she led the public policy business priorities of Utah’s largest business association.

Natalie has authored over 250 published columns in Utah Business magazine and the Deseret News and co-hosts the weekly public radio program “Both Sides of the Aisle” on KCPW.

She has been recognized by the Downtown Alliance, YWCA of Salt Lake City, South Valley Chamber, Friends for Sight, Girl Scouts of Utah, and Salt Lake Chamber for her service and example in the community. Natalie is a gubernatorial appointee on the Utah Olympic Legacy Foundation and Utah Transportation Commission boards and serves on the O.C. Tanner, Altabank, and Primary Children’s Hospital boards. She is also vice-chair of Envision Utah and World Trade Center Utah.

Natalie has both an undergraduate and master’s degree in economics from the University of Utah and specializes in public finance. She is married to a furniture maker and a proud mother of two remarkable children.

Natalie Gochnour

An acknowledged leader, John has extensive experience in all facets of project management. At Govan Brown he leads the way in the implementation of standardized processes and systems that are tightly integrated into the industry-leading CMiC software platform. This has helped build the company's reputation for consistently delivering projects on time and on budget. John is responsible for financial management, project cost estimation, and manpower coordination. He is a member of the Canadian and Toronto Construction Association, as well as an affiliate member of ARIDO and ASID.

John Brown

Jon joined Govan Brown in 2003 as a Senior Partner. At Govan Brown, Jon is responsible for business development, client relations and geographic expansions. He also sits on the Board of Directors for [Junior Achievement](/org/junior-achievement-usa) and volunteers his time to educating students on entrepreneurship, financial literacy, and work readiness. Prior to JACO (Junior Achievement of Central Ontario), Jon was a Board Member for the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation for 4 years helping amass over $750,000 in donations towards breast cancer research.

Jon Taylor

Jeff offers over 25 years of experience blending legal and business leadership at global companies and top-tier law firms. Most recently, he served as Executive Vice President & General Counsel at AECOM Americas, where he guided and advised senior leadership with respect to complex contracts, disputes, and risk evaluation and mitigation strategies.

Rosenstein holds a BA in political science from Colgate University and received his JD from the George Washington University Law School.

Jeff Rosenstein

As the former senior vice president of operations for Structure Tone New Jersey, Steve has decades of operations and field experience with projects ranging in size from $3.5 million to $280+ million. The common denominator in Steve’s project approach is a focus on exceeding the client's safety, quality, cost, and schedule objectives, all while developing a collaborative team environment. Steve has been actively involved in a number of companywide data and innovation initiatives, from the implementation of CMiC, to our inaugural Operations Center of Excellence & Innovation, to our Quality 360⁰ efforts. Steve leverages those years of experience as the senior vice president of technical operations, serving as a liaison between our data and innovation initiative leadership and business unit operations and working with STO Building Group’s chief data officer, chief innovation officer, and others to help establish organizational priorities for leveraging data to improve operational performance and success. Steve is an active member of ISPE, holds a bachelor of science degree in civil engineering from the University of Delaware, and is a LEED® Accredited Professional and OSHA 30-Hour trained.

Stephen Neeson

Monte Berzon

Rebecca joined [STO Building Group](/org/stobuildinggroup) in 2016 and has over 25 years of marketing and communications experience. Rebecca’s background includes strategic planning, brand development and marketing, business development, community building, corporate communications, and public relations.

She has been instrumental at STOBG in strategizing rebranding programs, creating targeted marketing campaigns, launching our Social Responsibility Report, and redesigning our website and intranet. She is also a seasoned leader who has managed, developed and trained dozens of talented marketing professionals. Throughout her career she has worked for various architecture, engineering, and construction firms including Thornton-Tomasetti Engineers, HLW and [Stantec](/org/stantec). Rebecca is a member of SMPS and is the co-leader/founder of the National STOBG Women-in-Construction (STOWIC) employee resource group.

Rebecca Leonardis

Terry Robbins is Senior Vice President and CIO for [STO Building Group](/org/stobuildinggroup). Terry manages all aspects of our information technology and telecommunications capabilities and leads the company’s efforts to drive operational and business innovation using technology. Terry is a member of several technology boards and groups, including serving as chairman for the Construction Industry Executive Group and vice president of the CMiC User Group. Before joining STOBG in 2006, he was CIO for the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation and held senior IT positions in several media companies. Terry holds a bachelor of arts degree in mathematics from [College of the Holy Cross](/org/college-of-the-holy-cross).

Terrence Robbins

David S. Layton was raised in the construction industry, mentored by his father who started Layton Construction Company in 1953. Over the past 15 years, David has served as President and CEO of Layton Construction Company and oversees several Layton ventures, in addition to his own personal real estate development interests. Layton has offices in eleven regional markets across the country, due largely in part to David’s drive and commitment to outstanding service. Currently recognized as the 44th largest commercial construction company in the United States by Engineering News-Record, Layton’s impact upon the construction industry in the Intermountain West and nationally is not only noteworthy but further proof of his dedication to excellence.

David received a civil engineering degree from [Brigham Young University](/org/brigham-young-university) in 1988 and earned a Harvard University Business School Executive Management Certificate in 2000 after completing an extensive three-year program with top executives from around the world.

Furthermore, he has served as a National Director with Associated General Contractors (AGC) and was founding co-chair for AGC’s Young Constructor Forum. He is a member of the American Concrete Institute and currently serves on the boards of the Utah Sports Commission, the [Hale Centre Theatre](/org/hale-centre-theatre), and Zions Bank. David’s service at the [University of Utah](/org/university-of-utah) is also significant, as he serves on the University’s National Advisory Council, the National Athletics Advisory Board, the College of Engineering National Advisory Council, and as a member of the Civil and Environmental Engineering Department Industry Advisory Board. He previously served on the boards of the Huntsman Cancer Foundation and the University Healthcare Foundation, as well as the University Healthcare Board of Trustees.

David S. Layton

Claudia Healy is the Chief Human Resources Officer for [STO Building Group](/org/stobuildinggroup), a family of construction management companies headquartered in New York City.

As CHRO, Claudia oversees STOBG’s global HR program, as well as serves as a key advisor to the organization’s executive management team on a number of initiatives, ranging from mergers and acquisitions to diversity and inclusion. She is also an executive participant on the [STO Building Group](/org/stobuildinggroup) Board of Directors and a member of its HR & Compensation Committee.

Before joining STOBG, Claudia spent over two decades at [Verizon](/org/verizon-communications) in nearly every human resource role, including leading programs in talent acquisition, labor relations, training and development, diversity and inclusion, and workforce transformation, among others. One of her roles there was to establish the HR Transformation Office, which is accountable for enabling a world-class HR function underpinned by digital HR, people analytics, and process excellence. During the course of her career, Claudia has also helped manage the integration, onboarding, and retention processes of mergers and acquisitions.

Claudia earned an MBA and undergraduate degree in business administration and human resources from [Fairleigh Dickinson University](/org/fairleigh-dickinson-university). She is an Executive Advisory Council member for [Seton Hall University](/org/seton-hall-university)’s Stillman School of Business Leadership Development Program and serves on the Senior HR Executive Council for [The Conference Board](/org/conference-board-inc).

Claudia Healy

With over 25 years of experience managing full-service construction companies, Greg Dunkle is an expert in development, design, pre-construction, and construction services spanning multiple markets and sectors.

As Chief Administrative Officer, Greg is responsible for the overall direction and leadership of [STO Building Group](/org/stobuildinggroup)’s Corporate Services group, including Human Resources, Information Technology, Safety, Risk Management, Legal Services, and Compliance & Audit. He also plays a key role in the company’s merger and acquisition process, strategic planning, and various operational improvement initiatives. Prior to joining STOBG, Greg served as Executive Vice President, Eastern Division Manager, for Tutor Perini Corporation and spent 22 years with Gilbane Building Company.

Greg’s dedication to our industry extends to the community as well. He is a member of the national board of directors for the ACE Mentor Program, which connects architecture, engineering, and construction professionals to high school students to inspire them to pursue AEC careers.

Greg is also a LEED Accredited Professional, a CMAA Certified Professional, and OSHA 30-Hour certified. He holds a bachelor of architectural engineering degree in construction management from Penn State.

Greg Dunkle

A seasoned veteran of the industry with over 35 years of US and international project experience, Bob Mullen is [STO Building Group](/org/stobuildinggroup)’s Chief Executive Officer. Since joining the organization in 2004, Bob has helped us diversify both in market sectors and in geographic growth. As a result, our family of companies now works on projects in nearly every building sector and operates out of 40 locations throughout the US, Canada, UK, and Ireland. In addition to leading the company’s growth, Bob is a champion for STOBG’s ongoing culture of safety, sustainability, and technology, including the ever-expanding expertise in virtual construction.

A committed proponent of personal and corporate philanthropy, Bob is a board member of the Salvadori Center and United Way New York, is on the foundation Board of Trustees for the Jersey Shore University Medical Center and has been an honoree of the [Boy Scouts of America](/org/boy-scouts-of-america) Greater New York. Bob is a graduate of [New Jersey Institute of Technology](/org/new-jersey-institute-of-technology) with both a master’s and bachelor of science degree in civil engineering.

Bob Mullen

Joe Cribbin, with more than 32 years of commercial construction experience, leads Structure Tone Southwest, which includes the Dallas, Houston, San Antonio, and Austin offices, as well as satellite locations throughout the Southwest. Since taking over the helm of Structure Tone Southwest in mid-2013, he has successfully overseen the company’s growth and has expanded from the commercial business into the mission critical and healthcare sectors to support the region’s rapidly growing economy.

Joe joined Structure Tone (formerly [Constru](/org/constru)ctors & Associates) in 1996 as a project manager, and was promoted to managing director/project executive for the Houston branch of [Constru](/org/constru)ctors in 1999, with the responsibility of all personnel and construction projects, including all aspects of budgeting, estimating, and field supervision throughout each project. In 2000, he became vice president and then executive vice president for the Dallas office in 2013.

Joe is a past president of the 7x24 Exchange Lone Star Chapter, a leading mission critical industry support organization; a member of the board of governors; and a member of the executive board of Joey’s Dream Builders, charitable foundation that provides educational scholarships for the children of deceased or disabled construction colleagues.

Joseph Cribbin

As President and Chief Executive Officer of Abbott Construction, Troy is responsible for leading the company in providing an exceptional construction experience for our customers, business partners, and employees.

After a successful start to his career working with other prominent nationwide construction companies, Troy has held a variety of management positions since joining Abbott, ranging from project engineer, project manager, and regional director of California to chief operating officer and his current role.

Having worked and lived in Los Angeles and Seattle, Troy is familiar with the unique characteristics and business environments that define each of the three regions along the West Coast where Abbott concentrates its business. He has been involved with many different types of work, including projects for clients such as [Adventist Health](/org/adventist-health), MultiCare Health Systems, Providence Health &amp; Services, Prime Healthcare, Baxter Pharmaceutical, Universal Studios, [Whole Foods Market](/org/whole-foods-market), The General Services Administration, and [County of Los Angeles](/org/county-of-los-angeles).

Troy Stedman

As Executive Vice President of [STO Building Group](/org/stobuildinggroup)’s Global Services division, Rob is responsible for the management of top national accounts and international client relationships. Rob also acts as a brand manager by coordinating the market strategy for Global Services and provides steadfast leadership, not only among sectors, but across geographic regions to bring the global strength of [STO Building Group](/org/stobuildinggroup) together with local experience to each client and project in the United States and abroad.

Rob is also a key sponsor of our companywide sustainability, social responsibility, and mentorship efforts. He helped launch the firm’s industry-leading sustainability program and paved the way to solidify a partnership with Delos, founder of the WELL Building Standard. Rob established the firm’s Emerging Leaders program, giving future leaders the opportunity to see deeper into the culture of the organization, participate in workshops for their development as managers, and initiate evolution and change within the organization and the wider industry.

Rob served as co-chair of the Construction Committee for Mayor Michael Bloomberg’s and City Council Speaker Christine C. Quinn’s Green Codes Task Force to help green the laws and regulations that govern construction in the city. As co-chair of the committee, Rob worked with other industry professionals to review the city’s construction codes and identify impediments to green building and propose additions that will encourage green practices in the marketplace.

Outside of his work, Rob is on the board of directors for two organizations: Alive Inside Foundation, a non-profit organization dedicated to healing loneliness through connecting the young with the elderly living with dementia through the use of empathy, music, life story and film, and EcoRise, a non-profit organization driven to inspire young leaders to design a sustainable future through professional development of K – 12 educators. Rob is also a founding member for the Fifth Street Farm, a non-profit organization dedicated to creating a rooftop farm and providing a living classroom for teaching science, math, and humanities.

Robert Leon

Jeffrey Kissel has been a CEO, director and other executive roles in both private and public companies since 1986, working in infrastructure and the energy sector in North America, Europe and Asia. He lived and worked in Hawaii for many years, most recently as president and CEO of HawaiiGAS and as the executive director for Hawaii Health Connector, the Affordable Care Act exchange for the purchase of Health Insurance. Prior to becoming the CEO for HawaiiGAS, he focused on environmental engineering, renewable energy and environmental remediation where he served in senior leadership positions shaping corporate strategy, developing new technology and preparing organizations to participate successfully in the 21st Century global economy.

In January 2013, Jeff was appointed to serve a term on the National Petroleum Council by the Hon. Steven Chu, US Secretary of Energy. He is also a trustee of the Energy Policy Research Foundation, a nonpartisan research organization that studies energy economics and policy issues with special emphasis on oil, natural gas and petroleum product markets. He retired from HawaiiGAS in 2013 and continues to serve on the boards and executive committes for a number of associations and organizations.

Jeffrey Kissel

Michael is responsible for the organization’s construction operations and provides strategic vision, oversight, and coordination of all services to deliver some of the most high-profile construction projects in California. As BCCI’s leader and a 40-year veteran of the construction industry, he is committed to collaborating with clients and industry partners and promoting a transparent and inclusive culture that allows all employees to achieve their professional goals while providing the highest level of service to BCCI’s clients. He takes great pride in making a positive impact in the built environment, exceeding client expectations and fostering a culture characterized by empowerment, commitment, and integrity that makes BCCI a truly exceptional place to work. Michael is an active construction industry advocate and devotes his time to various charitable organizations.

Michael Scribner

William “Bill” Sharp leads [STO Building Group](/org/stobuildinggroup)’s Risk Management team, managing all facets of insurance operations, from strategic planning to the development and implementation of risk management programs and procedures.

Over the course of his 40-year career, Bill has successfully developed and managed corporate risk management departments for several major contractors and coordinated policies at a global scale. He spent six years as the director of risk management for Clark Construction Group, where he developed project-specific insurance programs for large-scale construction projects across the country, among other responsibilities. For the next seven years, he led the risk management team at McCarthy Construction Company as a vice president and helped develop multiple CCIPs for large-scale projects.

Bill has brought this experience with widescale risk management and insurance to STOBG, where he has introduced and implemented both a Contractor Controlled Insurance Program (CCIP) and a Subcontractor Default Insurance (SDI) program to help our clients manage risk and save money. Bill continues to lead the direction and implementation of our organization-wide risk management program, practices, and policies.

Constant education is another focus for Bill. He has helped launch an extensive internal training program on STOBG’s insurance programs and policies and works to ensure risk management is integrated into our interactions with clients.

Bill holds a degree in criminal justice and political science from Marist University.

William Sharp

Dan’s 30 years of experience in the industry include a wide range of building projects of a global scale, including MGM Mirage’s City Center in Las Vegas, which is the largest private development in the history of the United States. Dan joined Tishman Construction in 1984 as an Assistant Superintendent and served much of his career within the organization. Following the merger Tishman Construction with [AECOM](/org/aecom) in 2010, Dan was CEO of Tishman Construction in 2012, Group President of [AECOM](/org/aecom)’s Building Construction in 2014, and then served as the Group President of Construction Services from 2015 to 2018. Dan has lectured on large project delivery at MIT, Columbia, and [Cornell University](/org/cornell-university). He received an MBA from [Fordham University](/org/fordham-university) and a BS in Civil Engineering from [Cornell University](/org/cornell-university). He is on the Board of Directors of the Construction Industry Round Table and Brooklyn Navy Yard Development Corp, and Advisory Board Member of [Cornell University](/org/cornell-university) Civil Engineering School.

Dan McQuade

As President of [STO Building Group](/org/stobuildinggroup), Mike Neary oversees Structure Tone London, Structure Tone Dublin, Structure Tone New York, and Govan Brown. Over the last several years, Mike has served as Chief Operating Officer of Structure Tone New York, where he handled the day-to-day operations of Structure Tone’s largest business unit. On a daily basis, Mike is responsible for corporate strategy and has been instrumental in expanding the company’s worldwide presence. He continues to plan, manage, and direct all business functions for the New York office. Mike strives for outstanding performance on all of the firm’s projects and is personally committed to superior quality and client satisfaction. He has been with [STO Building Group](/org/stobuildinggroup) for over 35 years and is active with many charitable organizations, including serving as a board member of the Muscular Dystrophy Association and the ACE Mentor Program. Mike is a graduate of [Princeton University](/org/princeton).

Michael Neary

As a 30-year veteran of the industry, Michael Melanophy, regional vice president and leader of Pavarini Northeast, has been involved in nearly every aspect of building construction, from interior corporate fit-outs to brand new, ground-up facilities in markets ranging from higher education to pharmaceutical.

Mike first joined the organization in 1984, working as a superintendent and project manager for Structure Tone’s New York office. He then joined Pavarini, serving as a project manager and later as director of operations after the company joined the Structure Tone organization in 1996. Through this time, Mike has developed a true understanding of what is needed to make diverse types of projects successful, from bidding and costs to schedule and communication, and applies that expertise to the overall management of the Pavarini team.

Mike earned his bachelor’s degree in industrial technology from [Central Connecticut State University](/org/central-connecticut-state-university).

Michael Melanophy

With more than two decades of experience in corporate compliance and regulatory enforcement, Brian Fields is responsible for managing the day-to-day operations of [STO Building Group](/org/stobuildinggroup)’s Ethics and Compliance Program, assessing potential risks, and designing corporate best practices. Most recently, Brian served as counsel on the Government and Internal Investigations team at Alston & Bird, LLP.

At Alston, he focused on government and corporate investigations, regulatory and enforcement matters, and white-collar criminal defense. He represented clients on a wide range of legal and ethical matters in the financial services, construction, engineering, and accounting industries.

Previously, Brian served as a prosecutor for 12 years in New York City. During his tenure in the New York County District Attorney’s Office as senior investigative counsel, Brian concentrated on prosecuting corporate entities for financial and white-collar crimes, including individuals and corporate entities of the Cipriani family for tax evasion. Brian also conducted the [Deutsche Bank](/org/deutsche-bank) building investigation, which led to substantial changes in the construction, deconstruction, and abatement industries in New York. Brian also handled domestic terrorism and terrorism-financing cases, including the successful prosecution of Jose Pimental, the so-called “Lone Wolf” domestic terrorist.

Brian earned his law degree from Temple University Law School in Philadelphia, PA and his bachelor of arts degree in political science from [Johns Hopkins University](/org/johns-hopkins-university) in Baltimore, MD.

Brian Fields

Robert Selsam is a trained city planner with nearly 30 years of experience in all aspects of commercial real estate at [Boston Properties](/org/boston-properties) (BP). For the past 25 years he managed the New York region for the company and oversaw the development, leasing, and management of three high-rise office towers in Midtown Manhattan.  Now retired from BP, Robert serves on the boards of three privately held companies and the non-profit Phipps Houses, where he chairs the Executive Committee.

Previously, Robert was the Director of Planning for the New York State Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA), and held various city planning positions during the Lindsay, Beame and Koch administrations.

Robert Selsam

Jay is responsible for the overall management, safety and leadership of the Ajax team consisting of more than 200 men and women. He also serves as the project executive on many projects and leads the team on business development throughout the Southeast.

As the grandson of Ajax founder “Block” Smith, Jay literally grew up in the business. He started as a laborer working in the field then interned while earning his Bachelors degree in Business Administration from the [University of Florida](/org/university-of-florida). Upon graduation, he served as project engineer, then Director of Business Development before being named Vice President.

Jay B. Smith

Amy Wincko is Senior Vice President of Operational Excellence & Strategic Planning for [STO Building Group](/org/stobuildinggroup). Amy leads several of the company’s key operational initiatives, from overseeing our Quality 360⁰ development to vetting pursuits and progress of high-risk projects. She also supports STOBG’s merger and acquisition research and strategic planning and spearheads the integration process as new firms join the organization.

Before joining STOBG, Amy spent 18 years at a global construction firm, working her way up the ranks from a construction analyst to executive vice president. Throughout her career, she has specialized in managing, assessing, and improving on operational and administrative processes, including her company’s work on such high-profile projects as the Freedom Tower and 3, 4, and 7 WTC.

Amy has earned a number of awards and accolades throughout her career, including being named a top young professional by both ENR magazine (2011) and Building Design + Construction (2012), receiving a Professional Achievement Award from Professional Women in Construction in 2011, and earning her former firm’s CEO Award in 2015. She holds a degree in civil engineering from the [University of Virginia](/org/university-of-virginia) and is a member of the Board of Trustees for the Academy of Saint Elizabeth, a private secondary school for young women in Convent Station, New Jersey.

Amy Wincko

Frank (Mack) Stulb, joined LF Driscoll in 1984 and brings more than 30 years of preconstruction and construction management experience. At LF Driscoll, he advanced through the positions of estimator, senior estimator and chief estimator, and became company President in 2005.

Mack oversees all of LF Driscoll’s operations including finance, preconstruction, project management, contracts, staff and administration. He is the Executive–in-Charge for all project facets that bring the firm together with building owners, design consultants, and other organizations to ensure project success—from programming to occupancy, and beyond. Mack is especially successful in the healthcare sector and has helped numerous healthcare clients build world-class facilities.

Frank M. Stulb

Based in our New York City office, Keith has led the development and implementation of safety and risk management programs in the construction industry for nearly 20 years. An accomplished speaker and educator, Keith’s expertise includes risk transfer programs, contract negotiations, hazard mitigation and creative safety program development.

Earlier in his career, Keith served as the University Safety Engineer at [Cornell University](/org/cornell-university) and as a naval pilot and squadron safety officer for the United States Navy, commanding helicopter aircraft in Desert Shield and Desert Storm.

Keith pursued his master’s degree in industrial and systems engineering/safety from Virginia Tech University and a bachelor’s degree in economics/naval sciences from [Villanova University](/org/villanova-university). He is a Certified Safety Professional and a graduate of the award-winning Leadership Development Program at [Cornell University](/org/cornell-university).

Keith Haselman

James (Jim) Donaghy is [STO Building Group](/org/stobuildinggroup)’s Executive Chairman. Jim learned the business from the bottom up, holding various positions in operations, estimating, and management of Structure Tone’s regional offices, and eventually leading the executive team for the entire STOBG organization.

A dynamic and creative leader, Jim personifies the entrepreneurial spirit that is a hallmark of STOBG. He plays a key leadership role in setting the strategic direction of our organization and spearheads innovation within the firm to better serve clients and provide more opportunity for employees. When he is not taking on the role of project principal for some of our high-profile pursuits, projects, and accounts, he is typically working alongside the management teams on strategic plans to ensure a sustainable growth plan for STOBG.

One of Jim’s passions is developing future leaders and challenging the status quo. He has championed the implementation of development and training programs and is also the driving force behind the company’s Learning 360⁰ and Innovation 360⁰ platforms. Through these world-class platforms, STOBG is able to help employees enhance technical and soft skills, develop future talent, and bring new, innovative ideas to fruition.

As Executive Chairman, Jim also ensures the company’s unwavering commitment to community, particularly through leading by example. Jim is chairman of the Explorers and the Boy Scouts of America-Greater NY Council and was the chair of the Planning Committee for the Board of Trustees of St. Thomas Aquinas College from 2004 through 2010. He also sits on the Dean’s Advisory Council for the Engineering School of [Hofstra University](/org/hofstra-university), the Board of Directors for the National Multiple Sclerosis Society-NYC Chapter, and Cardinal Dolan’s Committee for Charity, among numerous other charitable organizations.

Jim is a graduate of [Hofstra University](/org/hofstra-university) with a bachelor’s degree in business administration and is a graduate of the Columbia Business School Senior Executive Program (CSEP).

James K. Donaghy

Jerry Rosenheck is the current Chief Data Officer at [STO Building Group](/org/stobuildinggroup). Jerry has previously held positions as Product Management Director - MarkitSERV Data and Analytics Services at [IHS Markit](/org/ihs-markit), Data Engineer at [Quant](/org/quant)itative Analysis, Inc., and Chief Executive Officer at Nancy Rose Performance and Hat Trick Technologies. Rosenheck began their career in 1999 as the Chief Financial Officer at 3DMetrics.

Jerry Rosenheck has a Bachelor of Science from NYU Stern School of Business in Finance and Marketing. Jerry also has a high school diploma from Ridley College.

Their manager is Bob Mullen, CEO. Jerry Rosenheck works with Amy Wincko - SVP, Strategy & Operational Excellence, James Reidy - Managing Director, International, and Stephen Neeson - SVP, Technical Operations.

Jerry Rosenheck

Rick Khan is STO Building Group’s Chief Innovation Officer, responsible for helping the company continue to find new and smarter ways to advance the construction industry.

Rick has spent the past 26 years in the business of helping people through innovation, with the last 16 years dedicated to the construction industry. He is an internationally recognized AEC industry thought leader, keynote speaker, and self-proclaimed technology nerd whose leadership blends passion, integrity, and trust with a constant focus on safety.

Rick’s background includes innovation strategy, design thinking, architectural design, computer graphics, graphic design, talent development, and communications. He began his career working for his father in the trades as a pipefitter foreman, where the mindset of working safer and smarter, not harder, sparked his passion for innovation. After attaining his bachelor of architecture degree, he developed new ways of visualizing architectural design to key project stakeholders. He then moved into the world of computer graphic industry as a technical producer, serving the gaming and film markets. This experience led him back to construction to find new ways of improving the lives of frontline workers.

Rick Khan

Julie Schoenfeld

Richard Lee

Dermid Kelly, LEED® AP brings more 25 years of experience on a wide variety of projects from management of the design process through completion of construction. At [STO Building Group](/org/stobuildinggroup), he has supported companies including Axalta Coating Systems, Drinker Biddle & Reath, [Johnson & Johnson](/org/johnson-johnson), [MetLife](/org/metlife), [Novo Nordisk](/org/novo-nordisk) and [Thomson Reuters](/org/thomson-reuters). Dermid leads our STOBG team, ensuring the successful completion of the project.

Dermid Kelly

With over 20 years at [STO Building Group](/org/stobuildinggroup), having worked in nearly every department, Eugene P. White brings his extensive knowledge of construction to New York’s innovative business development group. In addition to managing the business development activities and client relations management in the New York office, Eugene is also a member of the Board of Directors and serves as Principal-in-Charge of select high-profile projects.

He is also a mentor to several young construction professionals. He is a passionate member of the Board of Directors for The Friends of St. Dominic’s. Eugene is a graduate of [Fairfield University](/org/fairfield-university) with a major in Business Management and also holds a diploma in Building Construction Management from [New York University](/org/nyu).

Eugene P. White

Curtis Brown

Before retiring in 2011, Ken Dalton spent over 40 years in the engineering and architecture industry, beginning with Oscar Faber, which was acquired by [AECOM](/org/aecom) in 2001. In his ultimate role as Chief Executive, Global Building Engineering, Ken led all aspects of [AECOM](/org/aecom)’s building engineering business line, from advancing global strategy to pursuing mega projects. Ken was also a member of several [AECOM](/org/aecom) leadership committees, including Global Operations, Global Pensions and Stock Plan and UK Compliance.

Based in St. Andrews, Scotland, Ken is an active member of the city’s business and philanthropic communities. Since retiring he has chaired the city’s business improvement district and served as a non-executive director of the Royal Zoological Society, Glasgow Prestwick Airport, the University of St Andrews and St Leonard’s School, St Andrews.

Ken Dalton

John White, Jr., who oversees our offices in northern and southern New Jersey and Philadelphia has complete managerial responsibility for all operations, financial, client development and marketing activities in these regions. John began his career with [STO Building Group](/org/stobuildinggroup) in 1988 mastering the broad spectrum of preconstruction and construction activities required for successful project delivery. From 1998-2001, John managed growing offices in Boston and Washington, DC, as well as New Jersey.

In addition to his regional role, John is a senior corporate executive on several task forces critical to the strategic development of the world-wide company. These initiatives focus on corporate enhancements to both better serve clients and provide an enhanced workplace for employees. John serves on the Board of the Friends of St. Dominic and is the vice chairman of the charity’s annual golf tournament. He holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Business Management from [Iona College](/org/iona-college).

John White

Chris Shaw has spent the past 15 years managing New York-area healthcare construction projects, from concept and preconstruction to Department of Health inspections and close-out. His clients range from small hospitals to the region’s largest healthcare networks, such as NYU Langone Health, New York-Presbyterian, Mount Sinai Health System, [Montefiore Health System](/org/montefiore-health-system) and [Northwell Health](/org/northwell-health-inc). Chris earned his bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering from [Fairfield University](/org/fairfield-university). He is also on the Healthcare Committee of the New York Building Congress and an active member of the American Society for Healthcare Engineering and the Hospital Engineering Society of Greater New York.

Christopher Shaw

A veteran of the engineering and construction industry, Jane Chmielinski is a recognized expert on urban infrastructure and construction. With a background in environmental, transportation and building engineering and planning, Jane has become a sought-after strategist for both public and private business and development efforts.

Jane has held leadership positions in some of the world’s preeminent engineering firms, most recently as chief operating officer at [AECOM](/org/aecom) during her 25-year career there. In that role she managed both the operations of the firm’s 45,000 employees in 150 countries and the successful integration of 29 companies into one [AECOM](/org/aecom) brand.

Jane is also a passionate advocate for diversity in the AEC industry. She founded [AECOM](/org/aecom)’s diversity and inclusion program and is a member of Women’s Forum of New York, an invitation-only consortium of New York’s most prominent professional women who work to advance women leadership.

A Boston-area native, Jane is a graduate of the University of Massachusetts Amherst, a board member of the Beverly Willis Architecture Foundation and an inductee in the National Academy of Construction. She also served on Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker’s P3 Commission, which facilitates public-private partnerships for transportation projects throughout the Commonwealth.

Jane Chmielinski

Eric McGovern’s career spans three decades and combines experience in strategic and tactical planning and development for the construction of many significant and complex projects.

Eric is a master builder with experience in all facets of building construction, having served in most capacities of a construction management team. His expertise includes multiple types of construction, renovation, and expansion, such as high-rise hotels, major office buildings, residential buildings, and aviation, educational, cultural and health care facilities.

Eric provides critical oversight on all Pavarini McGovern’s projects. He has led our construction management efforts on some notable large-scale, multi-building projects, including the Langham Place, New York, Fifth Avenue hotel (formerly The Setai Fifth Avenue Hotel and Residences at 400 Fifth Avenue), and a new, $240 million, 335,000sf, 62-story residential tower at 610 Lexington Avenue in New York City.

Eric McGovern

Bill oversees the business operations for Ajax and also serves as Principal in-Charge for many of our projects. He has been with the Company for the past 20 years and has more than 25 years of experience in the construction management at risk, design/build and general contracting fields. His project portfolio exceeds $1 billion.

A graduate of the [University of Florida](/org/university-of-florida)’s Rinker School of Building Construction, Bill holds a General Contractors License in Florida, Georgia, South Carolina and North Carolina. He has served as President of the North Florida Association of Builders and Contractors.

William P. Byrne

Brett Phillips serves as Chief Financial Officer for [STO Building Group](/org/stobuildinggroup). With over 30 years of experience in construction and related professional services industries, Brett oversees all financial management and information technology functions for the company.

Brett provides overall direction and leadership of all financial operations within our organization, including financial projections, controllership, and audits. He is also responsible for managing our financial management plans, policies, and tax filings in compliance with FASB, GAAP, and governmental taxing authorities.

Prior to joining STOBG, Brett worked at Ernst & Young for several years before moving into the construction industry, working for Parsons Brinkerhoff and [Skanska](/org/skanska), where he served as CFO of [Skanska](/org/skanska) USA Building.

In addition to his responsibilities within our company, Brett is a long-time volunteer and Advisory Board member for the Metro New York and Western New York Chapter of the Make-A-Wish Foundation. In this role, Brett helps support chapter initiatives, guide financial strategies, and support STOBG’s involvement in granting wishes to ill children.

Brett holds a bachelor of science degree in finance from the [University of Maryland](/org/university-of-maryland). He is also a certified public accountant.

Brett Phillips

Christopher Barbee is an independent member of the Board of Directors, and Chairs the Audit, Finance and Risk Committee overseeing financial and risk management policies of the organization and monitoring its compliance program. Chris recently retired from PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP following a 38 year career with the Big Four public accounting firm. He led PwC’s Global Forensic Services Practice from 2009 to 2014 after serving as an Advisory Partner in the Forensic Services practice since 1995. His background is in forensic investigations and development and oversight of regulatory compliance programs in various industries, including the construction industry. Chris is a guest lecturer at The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania and at the University of Missouri. He is a magna cum laude graduate of The University of Missouri, College of Business with a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration.

Christopher Barbee

As Managing Director of Structure Tone International, James Reidy oversees both the Dublin and London offices. James has over 20 years’ experience in the construction industry and previously worked for Structure Tone Boston. James returned to the Dublin office in 2006 and has been instrumental in driving the business forward.

James is a LEED Accredited Professional, a founding member of the Irish Green Building Council and member of the US Green Building Council (USGBC).

James Reidy

As Senior Regional Vice President, David Kempton leads our Boston office overseeing all major business operations and internal departments as well as the strategic vision and direction of the office. David has been with [STO Building Group](/org/stobuildinggroup) for 25 years.

David Kempton

David Cahill oversees all aspects of the delivery of legal services to [STO Building Group](/org/stobuildinggroup), including contract administration and litigation. His responsibilities include preparation, review and approval of all contracts, and other legal documents required for the company to perform its daily business functions.

David supervises and manages in-house and outside counsel on both insured and noninsured litigation, and works closely with the safety and risk management departments. He directs the firm in contract negotiations and is a member of [STO Building Group](/org/stobuildinggroup)’s Corporate Compliance Committee.

David has a B.A. degree, [Manhattan College](/org/manhattan-college), and J.D. degree, Fordham University School of Law.

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