Spring 2001

Same Company, Different Look

After 23 years in the construction industry, Lee Kennedy Co., Inc. decided it was time to modify its look.

“It’s a subtle change,” notes President Bob McCluskey, “but it was time to adjust our look to fit the direction the company is heading. The construction industry is constantly progressing, and we want people to know that we are at the forefront of the evolution.” The new logo reflects a modernized, sharper look, yet it still maintains the dimension and sturdiness of the old logo, which are important elements that represent the company.

“The new logo perfectly represents who we are–a solid, family-oriented company, yet an efficient, and sophisticated builder,” says Executive Vice President Lee Michael Kennedy. “It was important to hold onto our history and company culture of being a courteous and easy company to work with, but also to be able to display our growth and forward thinking to everyone.”

Keep an eye out for the new logo on job site signs such as Hotel Commonwealth in Kenmore Square, 68 Beacon Street across from Boston Common, One Palace Road at Simmons College and the Emerson College Performance and Production Center in Boston’s Theater District.

In The Office

Scott Robbins has been promoted to senior estimator and C. Martin Delano is now the Company’s government liaison director. In the field, Angel Malaxechevarria was promoted from labor foreman to field coordinator.

New faces at Lee Kennedy Co. include Project Executive in The Preconstruction Department Dick Galvin, Project Managers Anthony Dirubbo and Anatole Grintchenko, Project Estimator Bill Parker, Mechanical Coordinator Paul Davey, Field Engineer Charles Calcagno, Director of Business Development Don Giumetti, Executive Administrative Assistant Judy Jackson and Truck Driver Robert Ward.

Well Done

Superintendent Tom Fitzgerald received the company’s 2000 “Door Award” for outstanding customer service in the field, and Office Manager Marie Cunningham received the 2000 “Don Ventula Award” for superior customer service by in-house personnel. The award is named after Don Ventula, a much beloved project manager at Lee Kennedy Co. before his unexpected death in 1991. In honor of the Don Ventula Award, Lee Kennedy Co. donated $2,500 to the Scleroderma Foundation.

page  1  2  3  4  : :  next >>

<< back to FasTrack

questions or comments?
e-mail us.