In keeping with its culture of promoting from within, Clune Construction announced the promotion of five of its professionals in its Chicago office to officer-level positions: Jay Bradarich, Andy Holub, Mike Symons, Mike Themanson, and James “Woody” Woodley.
“Throughout their tenure at Clune, all of these individuals have proven themselves to be leaders and mentors who will continue to make our company stronger for our clients and our employees,” said Bill Abromitis, CEO of Clune Construction.
Bradarich was promoted to vice president, senior project manager. He has 11 years of experience in the construction industry managing many high-profile interior build-outs. He has helped expand Clune’s airport construction capabilities in the Chicago area, and has become a trusted and respected leader in and around these complex projects. Bradarich holds a bachelor of science degree in industrial technology and construction management from Illinois State University.
Holub was named vice president, pre-construction/special services. With 23-years of experience in the construction industry, Holub is responsible for all aspects of the pre-construction process. He also oversees the Clune self-perform group and since joining Clune, has made it one of the most respected in Chicago. He earned his bachelor’s degree in architectural studies from the University of Illinois and holds an OSHA 30-Hour certification.
Symons was promoted to vice president, senior superintendent. He has 34 years of experience in the construction industry, overseeing many major construction projects in various parts of the U.S. Symons is one of Clune’s most respected field leaders, known for his forward-thinking, client-focused approach to leading projects. In addition to his construction experience, Symons spent 10 years as a firefighter with the Batavia Fire Department.
Themanson was promoted to vice president, safety at Clune Construction. He has over 20 years of construction safety experience, conducting audits and inspections to ensure OSHA compliance. Themanson has played a major role in developing Clune’s safety program. He also is responsible for ensuring project safety nationally and leads Clune Construction’s safety team. Themanson has a bachelor of science degree in occupational safety and health from Illinois State University. He is also a certified CHST, CRIS, and an OSHA Authorized Construction Trainer.
Woodley has been promoted to vice president, senior superintendent at Clune Construction. With 26-years of construction industry experience, Woodley is known for his technical expertise, overseeing field employees for many of Clune’s mission critical projects throughout the Midwest, Dallas and the East Coast. Woodley earned his bachelor’s degree in construction management from Virginia Tech. He also holds an OSHA 30-Hour certification.
“All of these individuals have led their teams with an unparalleled commitment to delivering the best results for our clients,” says Dave Hall, Clune’s president of the Midwest region. “We thank them all for their leadership and look forward to seeing where they help take Clune in the years to come.”
