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Sundt Promotes Brown in El Paso
EL PASO, TX — Sundt Construction, Inc. has promoted Mark Brown to General Superintendent overseeing all of Sundt’s Building Group Superintendents in the El Paso, Texas, region.
“Mark has been instrumental in our regional success and the development of our El Paso employee-owners,” said Joseph Riccillo, El Paso Office Leader. “He brings an extensive portfolio of experience across numerous states and sectors. Mark brings great leadership to our projects.”
In his new role, Brown will manage and oversee the Superintendent personnel and production across the Borderplex. He brings nearly 25 years of experience in the construction industry to his new position. Over the past 11 years, Brown has worked on various projects throughout Texas, California and Arizona. His project experience includes higher education, K-12 and government projects. Brown’s portfolio ranges from projects worth $1 million to over $100 million.
Over the past 10 years, Sundt has completed over a billion dollars in project work in the El Paso region. Currently the company is working on four projects for the Housing Authority of the City of El Paso, including the revitalization on the Blue Flame building in downtown El Paso. Sundt is also in the process of building Phase 1 on the Eastside Regional Park, part of the city’s Quality of Life bond measure. Sundt has offices in El Paso, Fort Worth, Irving and San Antonio and has completed over $3 billion dollars of work throughout the Lone Star state.
Texas Contractor People“Mark has been instrumental in our regional success and the development of our El Paso employee-owners,” said Joseph Riccillo, El Paso Office Leader. “He brings an extensive portfolio of experience across numerous states and sectors. Mark brings great leadership to our projects.”
In his new role, Brown will manage and oversee the Superintendent personnel and production across the Borderplex. He brings nearly 25 years of experience in the construction industry to his new position. Over the past 11 years, Brown has worked on various projects throughout Texas, California and Arizona. His project experience includes higher education, K-12 and government projects. Brown’s portfolio ranges from projects worth $1 million to over $100 million.
Over the past 10 years, Sundt has completed over a billion dollars in project work in the El Paso region. Currently the company is working on four projects for the Housing Authority of the City of El Paso, including the revitalization on the Blue Flame building in downtown El Paso. Sundt is also in the process of building Phase 1 on the Eastside Regional Park, part of the city’s Quality of Life bond measure. Sundt has offices in El Paso, Fort Worth, Irving and San Antonio and has completed over $3 billion dollars of work throughout the Lone Star state.
