Education: A.S. in Civil Engineering Technology, Wentworth Institute of Technology

Philanthropic Activities: I serve as a Lay Minister for an Episcopal Church.

First Construction Job: My first construction job was as a Welder’s Apprentice on a pipeline.

First Project with Erland: The first project I had at Erland as the gut renovation and tenant fit-up of 9 Crosby Drive in Bedford.

When My Boots are Off: I enjoy riding my Spyder with my wife!

Education: I joined Erland in October of 1999 as the Front Desk Coordinator. Within a year, I moved up to an Administrator position, then shortly thereafter, in June of 2000, to the IT role I am currently in. I took a few classes, but the majority of my skillset was self-taught!

Philanthropic Activities: I am a Board Member of the Junior Women’s Club of Walpole and volunteer within my local YMCA's Livestrong cancer program.

Boards & Committees: I happily serve on Erland's Employee Relations Committee.

First Construction Job: My dad was in construction and my siblings are all in some type of construction, so when I was looking to start my career, I went down this same path. I worked for a smaller construction company and an electrician before joining Erland. It’s also how I met my husband!

First Project with Erland: My first project as IT Manager was to streamline our use of technology. Since then, I have tackled several other initiatives including moving the company to a virtual platform that allows remote work even if there's a power outage in our office.

When My Boots are Off: I enjoy travelling, skiing, and spending time with my family and friends!

Education: B.S. in Accounting, Bentley University

Philanthropic Activities: A volunteer member of the National Ski Patrol since 2000

First Construction Job: Worked on the renovation of Hotel Jerome in Aspen, Colorado.

First Project with Erland: I started as Erland was wrapping up the new corporate headquarters for Andover Companies.

When My Boots are Off: I spend most of my time outside either skiing, golfing, biking or hiking as well as with my family and friends.

Education: B.S. in Construction Engineering, Wentworth Institute of Technology

First Construction Job: My career started when I joined Erland in 1987 as a Field Engineer

First Project with Erland: The first project I worked on at Erland was the new headquarters building for The Andover Companies.

When My Boots are Off: I like snowmobiling in Maine and New Hampshire and hanging at my cottage in Hedding, NH.

Education: B.S. in Construction Management, Wentworth Institute of Technology

Philanthropic Activities: Co-founder & Treasurer of the Erland Foundation

First Construction Job: My first construction job was for a small residential contractor. I worked as a laborer/carpenter, building additions and renovating homes.

First Project with Erland: I started at Erland as a Field Engineer. My first project was Talbots Corporate Office in Hingham, MA.

When My Boots are Off: I usually put my golf shoes on and head to a course. I also enjoy spending time with my two daughters when they’re home from college.

Education: B.S. in Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering, the University of Massachusetts at Amherst

Philanthropic Activities: Board Member & Treasurer of Boston’s Wounded Veterans 501(c)(3)

Boards & Committees: Associated General Contractors Massachusetts Chapter: Member of Board of Directors

First Construction Job: My first job was with Massachusetts Port Authority as a Concrete & Materials Inspector. I worked on the construction of Terminal B, its garage, and several runway expansions at Logan International Airport, as well as repairs to the Mystic River Bridge, also known as the Tobin Bridge.

First Project with Erland: When I started at Erland, I was a Project Manager. My first project with Building #38 in Northwest Park. Tom was the Field Supervisor. We worked closely with Ken Froeberg who oversaw the project.

When My Boots are Off: I spend time helping injured veterans through my work with Boston’s Wounded Veterans 501(c)(3). In 2019, we took 16 WWII vets to Belgium to be celebrated at the 75th Anniversary of the Battle of the Bulge. It was an incredibly rewarding experience. I also enjoy riding my motorcycle, golfing, running, playing guitar, and participating in a couple of rounds of poker!

Education: Certificate in Construction Technology, Northeastern University; Certificate in Project Management, Wentworth Institute of Technology

Philanthropic Activities: I volunteer as a carpenter on residential construction projects for those in need throughout the year.

Boards & Committees: Gould Construction Institute: Trustee; Stow Conservation Committee: Associate Board Member

First Construction Job: I started in construction as a laborer/carpenter apprentice which certainly seems like forever ago!

First Project with Erland: I first worked with Erland as a subcontractor on a project for The Fay School. When I joined the company full-time, my first project was the fit-up of the Staples Corporate Headquarters in Southborough, MA.

When My Boots are Off: (which isn’t often), I enjoy working with my hands and generally have a home renovation or some other sort of carpentry project going on. Now that my kids are grown and each own a home, there’s no shortage of projects!

Education: B.S. in Architectural Engineering, Wentworth Institute of Technology

First Construction Job: My first ever construction job was as a framer

First Project with Erland: I started on two projects when I first came to Erland, 10 Presidential Way in Woburn and 117 Kendrick Street in Needham.

When My Boots are Off: I usually spend time at my cabin, kayaking, fishing, hunting, and hiking.

Education: B.S. in Civil Engineering, Northeastern University

Philanthropic Activities: Frequent contributor to the Alzheimer's Association (my Mom passed away from the disease). I also serve on Erland’s Community Relations Task Force.

First Construction Job: In 1984, I started my career with Gilbane Building Company as a Management Trainee.

First Project with Erland: I joined Erland in 2008 to manage the company’s Connecticut office which I ran for several years before transitioning to my new role as Residential Group Manager.

When My Boots are Off: I enjoy spending time at Lake Winnipesaukee with my family and a lot of our friends!

Education: B.S. in Civil Engineering, Worcester Polytechnic Institute

First Construction Job: I start as an Office-Field Engineer on the Rowes Wharf project in Boston

First Project with Erland: First Project with Erland: My first Erland project was the renovation of Nordblom’s headquarters—which is the office directly above ours.

When My Boots are Off: I am usually doing home repairs…they never seem to end!

Education: Burdett College of Business

Philanthropic Activities: I serve as a Director for the Erland Charitable Foundation.

First Construction Job: Erland is the first construction company I worked for and I’m happy to still be here!

First Project with Erland: When I started, Erland was doing a lot of work in Northwest Park that I assisted with in an administrative capacity.

When My Boots are Off: I enjoy spending time with my family!

Education: A.A.S. in Human Resources Management, Northeastern University; Senior Professional in Human Resources, HRCI

Philanthropic Activities: I am a member of Erland’s Community Relations Task Force and enjoy participating in philanthropic events like the PurpleStride: Walk to End Pancreatic Cancer.

Boards & Committees: Associated Builders & Contractors of MA: Member of Board of Directors

First Construction Job: It was 1983. We turned two small rooms in our house into one large one. It came out okay in the end, but it was our first and last self-done home improvement project!

First Project with Erland: The first project I remember getting involved with was the new academic building on the Babson College campus.

When My Boots are Off: I enjoy participating in Pilates classes, going on walks, and doing activities with my grandchildren. I also like taking trips and going on date nights with my husband!

Education: B.S. in Hospitality Management, Endicott College; M.B.A., Endicott College

Philanthropic Activities: I serve as the Clerk on the Erland Foundation Board of Directors.

Boards & Committees: PWC Boston Chapter Marketing & Communications Committee: Co-chair

First Project with Erland: The first project I was able to see from estimating through to completion was the Athletic Performance Center at St. Mark’s School.

When My Boots are Off: I enjoy spending time with my family and my dog, Pinot!

Education: B.S. in Construction Management, Wentworth Institute of Technology; Master of Business Management, Lesley University

Boards & Committees: Associated General Contractors of Massachusetts: Open Shop Council Chair

First Construction Job: I started out as a frame and finish home builder.

First Project with Erland: I was involved with renovating the old Lahey Clinic building for Boston University.

When My Boots are Off: I enjoy relaxing on Sunrise Beach in Marshfield with my wife, traveling to the Caribbean, and visiting with our granddaughter in upstate New York.

Education: B.A. in Economics, Colby College; M.B.A., Babson College

Philanthropic Activities: Founded Building Careers Partnership (BCP) in 2004. BCP is an innovative city-wide (Boston) public-private sector initiative aimed at creating novel pathways for Boston youth to enter the building trades profession.

First Construction Job: My first construction job was as a laborer on L.L. Bean’s 200,000sf Distribution Center in South Portland, Maine.

First Project with Erland: First Project with Erland: The first project I oversaw as Erland’s Academic, Corporate, Commercial Group Manager was the Roberts Family Squash Center at Fessenden School.

When My Boots are Off: I am usually watching my sons’ sporting events. When I’m not at a lacrosse field or mountain with them, I enjoy road and mountain biking, alpine and Nordic skiing, and doing yard work.

Education: B.S. in Marketing, Boston College

Philanthropic Activities: Co-founder & President of the Erland Foundation

First Construction Job: My first construction job was with Erland. I started here as an Assistant Field Engineer.

First Project with Erland: The first project I worked on was Carleton-Willard Village, an out-of-the-ground senior living project in Bedford, MA.

When My Boots are Off: You can usually find me boating around Balch Lake, golfing, or spending time with my family.

Education: B.S. in Business Administration, Ithaca College; Owner’s and President’s Management Program, Harvard Business School

Philanthropic Activities: Active volunteer for and contributor to Shriners Hospital and the Erland Charitable Foundation

Boards & Committees: Boston Architectural College: Trustee

First Construction Job: My first construction job was for Vappi Construction. I was an engineer on the South Postal Annex project.

First Project with Erland: The first project I had a hand in at Erland was for the Fay School. I remember it like it was yesterday!

When My Boots are Off: I enjoy golfing, skiing, fishing, traveling, and most importantly, spending time with my family.

Education: B.S. in Civil Engineering, Tufts University

Philanthropic Activities: St. Anne’s Episcopal Church (N. Billerica, MA): Chairman of Endowment Fund (10 years); Buildings & Grounds Committee; Acolyte and Lector

Boards & Committees: Associated Builders & Contractors of MA: Member of Board of Directors, Member & Chairman of Legal Rights Committee; Gould Construction Institute: Board of Trustees (37 years, since inception 1983), (2) terms as Chairman

First Construction Job: I started out as a Field Engineer for George B.H. Macomber Co. (New Haven, CT Office – for Kenneth Erland Froeberg) on the Mellon Center for British Arts at Yale University.

First Project with Erland: When Ken Froeberg opened Erland, I came with him and served as the Project Superintendent for Buildings #38 and #41 in Northwest Park.

When My Boots are Off: I enjoy golfing, bowling, boating, jet skiing, ATV’ing, snowmobiling, woodworking, playing poker, checking out classic cars, and most importantly, spending time at my lake house in Maine with my wife, three kids and their spouses, and my four grandchildren.

Education: B.S. in Accounting, St. John’s University

Philanthropic Activities: I assist my wife with coordinating food and clothing drives for economically disadvantaged regions in the U.S. and Caribbean.

Boards & Committees: I am an active ABC, AGC and ASSP member as well as a regular OSHA roundtable participant.

First Construction Job: Pfizer Processing Plant in Groton, CT.

First Project with Erland: My first project at Erland was overseeing a 300,000sf renovation for Nortel Networks in Billerica.

When My Boots are Off: I enjoy playing tennis, swimming, and serving as an Uber driver for my grandson’s sporting events!

Education: B.A. in Business/Corporate Communications, Arizona State University - W.P. Carey School of Business

Philanthropic Activities: Frequent contributor to and volunteer with Shriners Hospitals for Children.

Boards & Committees: Thompson Island's ISLE Society for Young Professionals; NAIOP Commercial Real Estate Development Association MA

First Construction Job: I started my construction career with T.G. Nickel & Associates, LLC as an assistant project manager on The Bryant at 16 West 40th St. in New York City – a contemporary 33-story tower designed by international architect, David Chipperfield. The mixed-use building is situated across from Bryant Park and the New York Public Library's Stephen A. Schwarzman building. The Bryant is approximately 221,000sf and consists of 226 boutique hotel rooms and 57 condominiums.

First Project with Erland: My first project with Erland was Adelaide of Newton Centre – Newton’s first all-memory care senior living community.

When My Boots are Off: In my free time, I enjoy spending my days on the beach, traveling the world, golfing, and playing guitar.

Education: B.S. in Civil Engineering, University of Connecticut

Boards & Committees: Member of the AGC Fire Safety Partnership

First Construction Job: Building my parents shed with my grandfather! I was four years old at the time. In addition to that, my dad worked for Tilcon in Connecticut. They own quarries and do heavy civil projects. Every so often, I would tag along to a jobsite and intently watch the equipment and machinery while he was working.

First Project with Erland: My first project with Erland was Storrs Center, a mixed-use development in Storrs, CT.

When My Boots are Off: I like to hike, golf, and ski!

Education: B.S. in Construction Management, Wentworth Institute of Technology

First Construction Job: I worked as a laborer for an excavation company.

First Project with Erland: The Jafari Library & Science Center at Fenn School in Concord.

When My Boots are Off: I spend most of my time outdoors, whether it's sports with my daughter or chasing around my son!

Education: B.A. in Engineering, Wentworth Institute of Technology

Philanthropic Activities: Frequent contributor to the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation!

Boards & Committees: I am a Woburn Youth Soccer Board Member.

First Construction Job: My first ever construction job was as a carpenter for Tobias Construction.

First Project with Erland: The athletics addition for Cotting School. A great first project to be involved with!

When My Boots are Off: I enjoy coaching youth sports, doing some home improvement projects, golfing, snowboarding, and just about any fun outdoor activity I can find to do with my kids.

Education: A.S. in Building Construction, North Bennett Industrial School; A.S. in Liberal Arts, Massachusetts Bay Community College

Philanthropic Activities: In my free time, I volunteer at the Milford Food Pantry as well as teach night classes for carpentry and field engineering students.

First Construction Job: I started out framing houses for Lyndon Construction.

First Project with Erland: My first job with Erland was Carleton-Willard Village in Bedford. It was the company's first senior living project.

When My Boots are Off: I'm usually trying to complete my "honey to do list"!

Education: Nashoba Regional High School

First Construction Job: I started out as a Junior Rodman on a road construction project in Barre, MA with Fort Hill Engineering in the summer of 1984.

First Project with Erland: I actually first worked with Erland as a subcontractor on the MIT 640 Memorial Drive project. When I was brought on as a full-time field team member, I worked on the Babson College Quadrangle project. We constructed three buildings simultaneously while the school’s campus remained active. Great first project to be involved with!

When My Boots are Off: I enjoy golfing!

Education: B.S. in Architecture, Wentworth Institute of Technology

First Construction Job: My first construction job was with a General Contractor in Cambridge where I served in various roles including Estimator, Field Engineer, Project Manager, and Accountant.

First Project with Erland: The Vale sitework and infrastructure project in Woburn.

When My Boots are Off: I enjoy golfing, hockey, traveling, and spending time with my family.

First Construction Job: I’ve worked in the trades my whole life. I can’t remember exactly what my first construction job was!

First Project with Erland: My first project with Erland was the Deegan Residence Halls project for Merrimack College in North Andover.

When My Boots are Off: I like to spend time with my family and friends.

Education: Continuing Education, Northeastern University

First Construction Job: My first construction job was also my first project with Erland! I was assigned to the Applicon project at Manning Park in Billerica. Since then, Erland has completed a multitude of projects along Middlesex Turnpike.

When My Boots are Off: I like to do woodworking, travel, and play golf.

Our employees’ pride in their work speaks volumes to what we do here at Erland—building not just buildings but longstanding relationships. They hold themselves to the highest standard of excellence and always put the client first. Every decision is built on value, purpose, and integrity. That is why every Erland employee is more than an employee. They’re also an employee-owner. When everyone has a real stake in who we are and how we conduct ourselves, we ensure that we put our best ‘boot’ forward daily.

Education: B.S. in Business Management, Lesley University

Boards & Committees: Women In Bio: Vice Chair of Programs

First Construction Job: I was first exposed to construction management when I worked in Operations for Codiak BioSciences. That experience jumpstarted my interest and led me to where I am today!

When My Boots are Off: I'm usually golfing, traveling, checking out a spot with live music, or trying a new restaurant.