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Chuck is responsible for providing the vision necessary for long term growth and profitability while also guiding the overall operations of the firm. When necessary, he also serves as Project Executive, providing overall team leadership while ensuring exceptional customer service. His duties include monitoring and directing the project management team throughout the project, overseeing the estimating, scheduling, cost control and analysis, quality control, field supervision coordination, design coordination, contract negotiations, and business development. EXPERIENCE With more than twenty 20 years of construction experience, Chuck has managed over 4.5 million square feet of base building projects and over 5 million square feet of tenant improvements in the Washington metropolitan area. Throughout his career, he has held positions ranging from assistant superintendent to president. Since joining R.W. Murray Co. in 1995, Chuck's efforts have been key to recruiting and training exceptional field superintendents. His financial acumen has enabled the company to remain profitable despite changing market conditions. EDUCATION Master of Business Administration, 1994 The University of Baltimore Bachelor of Science in Finance, 1985 University of Maryland at College Park American Concrete Institute (ACI) Certified Tilt-Up Technician World of Concrete Seminars - Concrete Joint Repair, 2004 - Slab Reinforcing with Mesh, Bar and Fiber, 2004 - Handling Joints in Industrial Slabs, 2004 - Concrete Mix Design Parts I & II, 2001 First Aid/CPR Certification, 2010 ASSOCIATIONS Member, Tilt-Up Concrete Association Member, Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC), Member, ABC Management Education Committee - Virginia Chapter Member, NAIOP Northern Virginia Member, International Facility Management Association LEADERSHIP TRAINING Rapport Leadership InternationalLeadership Breakthrough One Rapport Leadership InternationalLeadership Breakthrough Two Darden Business School - Leadership for Extraordinary Performance