E. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING - Key Persons


Elizabeth Fritch

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  • Vice President Expand
Elizabeth Fritch has been surrounded by the construction industry since she was a child. Elizabeth's parents both worked in the field: her father was a union carpenter in the New York City area and her mother, Maureen Fritch, had opened up two WBE firms, Fritch Construction Co., Inc. and E Electrical Contracting, LLC. Because of this, she saw the workings of WBE businesses in the construction realm from the inside, out. Starting from a young age, Elizabeth would attend bid meetings for potential projects, awards and Women Builders Council functions with her mother, Maureen Fritch. As time passed, Elizabeth slowly began to immerse herself by working for Fritch Construction Co., Inc. in high school. Maureen Fritch made Elizabeth start from the beginning and earn more responsibilities within the company. She was also employed at other customer service firms holding management positions; she held these for over ten years. Elizabeth continued her education after high school at Quinnipiac University and St. Joseph's College majoring in both Business and Mathematics. The combination of schooling and managerial positions led to her coming aboard E Electrical Contracting, LLC's team in 2014. Elizabeth credits her hard work, dedication and thorough attention to detail to her success both academically and professionally. She applies these principals as she continues to be advised and mentored by Maureen Fritch for the day she steps into the role as the WBE owner of E Electrical Contracting, LLC. In Elizabeth's spare time, the self-proclaimed animal lover donates to the Animal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA).

IGOR BRON

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  • Master Electrician Expand
Igor Bron started his journey in the electrical field after high school in his home country. Originally from the Ukraine, Igor studied at the Industrial College of Khamenets where, in 1986, he obtained his Bachelor's Degree in Electrical Engineering. He then furthered his education by achieving another Bachelor's Degree in both History and Law from the Educational University of Khamenets in 1990. In 1992, after achieving his dream of becoming a United States citizen, Igor began his career as a journeyman electrician working his way up to project manager. During this time, Igor studied towards his goal of becoming a licensed Master Electrician by attending the Mechanics Institute of New York; in 2002 he achieved that goal. Since arriving in New York City, Igor has successfully managed numerous projects through E Electrical Contracting, LLC for the NYC School Construction Authority, Dormitory Authority of the State of New York, Department of Citywide Administrative Services, NYC Department of Correction, NYC Housing Authority, NYC MTA, Bovis, Skanska and TDX. Past and current projects he manages were completed professionally, on time or ahead of schedule and within the allotted budget. Over the years, Igor's professional portfolio has accumulated an exceptionally impressive list of completed projects totaling well over $200 million. Igor is persistently challenging himself to further his achievements both professionally and personally. While a member of the International Association of Electrical Inspectors, and heading multimillion dollar projects, Igor still finds time for philanthropy. He is a proud supporter of numerous orphanages throughout the Ukraine and supports Friends of Refugees of Eastern Europe (F.R.E.E)

MAUREEN FRITCH

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Maureen Fritch originally had her start working as a registered nurse after marrying and settling on Long Island. While working as an RN, she participated in the development, construction and renovation of several residential properties on Long Island. Through these projects, Maureen found her true calling for the construction industry. In 1993, she opened her own woman based enterprise, Fritch Construction Co., Inc., which successfully completed numerous projects in the private sector and expanded into the public works arena. These agencies and companies include the Bovis, Health and Hospitals, NYC School Construction Authority, New York City Department of Correction, New York City Department of Design and Construction, Skanska, STV and TDX. From a standing start as a small subcontracting firm, she has turned Fritch Construction Co., Inc. into a firm capable of handling multiple multi-million dollar projects totaling over $60 million. Maureen's desire to diversify led to the creation of E Electrical Contracting, LLC, another WBE firm, with Igor Bron, Master Electrician. EEC has also been successful in performing multi-million dollar private and public electrical contract work within New York City and successfully transitioned into the union trade. Combined, her firms' annual sales are valued excess of $250 million. Maureen is one of the founders and President Emeritus of the Women Builders Council, Inc. whose goal is to enhance and promote construction opportunities for member WBE firms. She also donates her time to assist member firms in procurement opportunities, legislative initiatives, advocacy and mentoring. Maureen serves as a consultant to the MTA Small Business Mentor Program, mentors other M/WBE firms and has also served on numerous boards, including Mayor Bloomberg's Construction Advisory Committee. Outside of the construction world, Maureen gives back to her alma mater, St. Agnes Academic High School. Not only did she sit on the Board of Directors for three years, Maureen also contributes and sponsors the Angel program which supports students who need tuition assistance. Awards 2005- Woman Contractor of the Year, The Regional Alliance for Small Contractors 2006- Women Business Leadership, Women Builders Council 2006- Emerging Contractor of the Year, NYSAMC 2007- Women Business Enterprise of the Year, NYC School Construction Authority 2008- 100th Anniversary Jubilee Award, St. Agnes Academic High School 2015- Women Business Enterprise of the Year, Long Island Community and Economic Development Conference 2017- Woman Business Enterprise Award, NYC Department of Correction