550 CONSTRUCTION - Key Persons
As President of 550 Construction, LLC, Brad Richards leads the organization from a position of 28 years of experience and understanding of the construction industry, renovation business and professional practices.
Job Titles:
- Vice President of Construction
Randy Croissette is Vice President of Construction responsible for overseeing and managing the company's construction activities. Some of his responsibilities are managing budgets and schedules, selecting and managing sub-contractors, ensuring code compliance and regulations are met. Randy works to make sure projects are completed on time, within budget and to customers satisfaction.
Prior to joining 550 Construction Randy was with Merion Residential as Vice President of Construction responsible for the profitable improvement of Merion Residential's portfolio of properties. Randy was also responsible for restorations from disaster losses and oversaw the capital needs of Merion's educational facility portfolio. Randy was with Resource Residential for 6 years as VP of Capital Improvements and was responsible for completing Resource's capital projects on time and within budget. Randy also worked for Pennrose Management Company, an affordable housing developer/builder/management company as their Senior Capital projects manager preforming daily oversight of planned capital projects and restorations from disaster losses. Randy has over 40 years of experience in the construction and maintenance field. Most of his early experience coming from the Hospitality Industry as a Project Manager for several Hospitality Management Companies, giving him the knowledge and resources to facilitate the planning, organizing and management of large projects.
Specific areas of expertise range from material and contractor selection and evaluation; thorough architectural and engineering review and coordination, including governmental approvals and permits; to project specific scheduling, management and supervision. Randy's experience includes the construction of single-family homes, as well as a variety of multi-family residential building types ranging from the adaptive reuse and renovation of historic warehouse, hotels and apartment buildings.
Randy Croissette is Vice President of Construction responsible for overseeing and managing the company's construction activities. Some of his responsibilities are managing budgets and schedules, selecting and managing sub-contractors, ensuring code compliance and regulations are met. Randy works to make sure projects are completed on time, within budget and to customers satisfaction.
Prior to joining 550 Construction Randy was with Merion Residential as Vice President of Construction responsible for the profitable improvement of Merion Residential's portfolio of properties. Randy was also responsible for restorations from disaster losses and oversaw the capital needs of Merion's educational facility portfolio. Randy was with Resource Residential for 6 years as VP of Capital Improvements and was responsible for completing Resource's capital projects on time and within budget. Randy also worked for Pennrose Management Company, an affordable housing developer/builder/management company as their Senior Capital projects manager preforming daily oversight of planned capital projects and restorations from disaster losses. Randy has over 40 years of experience in the construction and maintenance field. Most of his early experience coming from the Hospitality Industry as a Project Manager for several Hospitality Management Companies, giving him the knowledge and resources to facilitate the planning, organizing and management of large projects.
Specific areas of expertise range from material and contractor selection and evaluation; thorough architectural and engineering review and coordination, including governmental approvals and permits; to project specific scheduling, management and supervision. Randy's experience includes the construction of single-family homes, as well as a variety of multi-family residential building types ranging from the adaptive reuse and renovation of historic warehouse, hotels and apartment buildings.