Congratulations to Findorff’s President & CEO, Jim Yehle, who was recognized as one of Wisconsin’s most influential business leaders as part of the BizTimes Media Wisconsin 275 2022 publication.
As a part of a year-long research initiative, this publication recognizes and highlights 275 of the state’s most influential business leaders.
Learn more about this outstanding & well-deserved recognition here.
Yesterday was the official groundbreaking for the new Wisconsin Youth Symphony Orchestras in Madison, WI. A very well-attended event, this is an exciting time for the children of WYSO, as they will officially have a new music center. This center will be instrumental in expanding music education and performance opportunities for students throughout the state.
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On Friday, April 1, Findorff Youth Apprentice, Bella, officially signed on as a Carpenter Apprentice working in our Special Projects Group! Bella started with Findorff in June of 2021 while still in high school. A huge thank-you to Bella’s high school alma mater, Muskego High School. We love this partnership and appreciate our shared goal of identifying opportunities to kickstart the careers of young adults interested in the trades.
What made it even more special was that she put the pen to paper at the Marquette University College of Business Administration jobsite, her first project at Findorff. Congratulations, Bella – we cannot wait to celebrate your continued accomplishments.
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The Couture in downtown Milwaukee has reached another project milestone! The first major concrete pour took place yesterday, establishing the foundation at this soon-to-be community landmark. We are thrilled to see things start to take shape. Check out this article for more information.
Approved in fall 2020, the MMSD referendum allows for renovations and expansions. Light renovation construction is slated to begin this spring. Construction will ramp up during summer break. For more information, check out this article.
We are proud of the progress taking place at The Couture in downtown Milwaukee! When complete, The Couture will be a 44-story skyscraper with breathtaking city views. Get an inside scoop from Findorff’s very own, Eric Sadler, Senior Project Manager, as he gives project details regarding construction and what is to come, as well as Craig Glover, Crane Operator, who provides a glimpse of his daily job duties and what the crane’s main functions are. Read more here.
Carle Foundation Hospital expects to complete construction of their new reFresh Eatery space by April 2022. The reimagined spaces include new dining and serving areas, a robot that makes custom salads, and more. Beyond continuing to serve fan favorites, like made-to-order omelets, the cafeteria will roll out a daily wellness entree to help folks reach their nutrition goals at an affordable price. Read more information on Carle’s new, state-of-the-art cafeteria.
From Findorff intern to Executive of the Year, we are excited to celebrate Jim Yehle’s leadership and share his recognition featured in In Business magazine’s first issue of 2022! We know first-hand how Jim’s commitment to Findorff’s employees, clients, and the community sets a high bar for what others expect from us, making us all better at what we do. Congratulations to Jim and the great group of leaders receiving recognition this year. Read more about Jim here.
Twenty-eight pre-apprenticeship students from the Wauwatosa and Elmbrook School Districts visited the Couture construction site Monday morning, Dec. 20, 2021. Programs like Launch in Tosa and Launch in Elmbrook are providing students with an advantage in post-secondary planning. “It’s exciting to have the youth out here because it really is the future of the construction industry,” said Senior Project Manager Eric Sadler. “We can’t get enough people to join the trades and it’s a great, high-rewarding career that pays really well, and it’s about getting people exposed to all the opportunities.” Check out students’ first-hand look at one of Milwaukee’s largest construction projects and the opportunities a career in the trades can provide.
With over 26 years of experience, Jeff Kremel is no stranger to high-rise construction. As one of the region’s top superintendents for concrete structured buildings, Kremel is the site superintendent for the 44-story Couture being built on Milwaukee’s downtown lakefront. Learn more about Kremel’s journey into construction and why he’s been with Findorff for over 24 years.