Congratulations to our Chief Financial Officer, R.J. Smith, for receiving Triangle Business Journal’s 40 Under 40 Award! Every year, this award honors professionals under the age of 40 who have distinguished themselves in their companies, their communities, and their industries. R.J. is very deserving of this recognition, and we are grateful to have him as a leader on the Bobbitt Team. View the Full Article here.
WILMINGTON, NC – Bobbitt, a veteran in the commercial and industrial construction industry, today announced a new phase of growth and service for North Carolina’s coastal communities with the establishment of its latest office to be located at 9600 Number 5 Ploof Rd. in Leland, NC. This strategic expansion reinforces Bobbitt’s commitment to the region and growing eastern NC communities. Chris Knight, Vice President and Regional Leader brings over two decades of construction and business development expertise to the expanding coastal
Bobbitt is pleased to announce the promotion of Jay Jenkins to the position of Director of Preconstruction. This advancement in Jenkins’ role underscores his noteworthy progression within the company, acknowledging his exceptional journey as Senior Preconstruction Integrator and Manager. Brian Denisar, CEO of Bobbitt, expressed his enthusiasm about Jenkins’ promotion, stating, “Jay has shown tremendous leadership and mentorship abilities since joining Bobbitt over a year ago. We have enjoyed Jay’s insight and participation on our leadership and management team. He
Bobbitt is pleased to announce the promotion of Bailey Allred to Studio Director of our Architecture and Engineering team. View Full Article here.
Some well-deserved recognition goes to Bailey Allred for her determination, leadership and incredible talent. It’s no surprise she was selected as a TBJ 40-Under-40 winner!
SELMA – Ground was broken Wednesday afternoon at the future site of the Johnston County Area Transit System facility in Selma. READ MORE: Johnston County ReportWATCH: JCATS Groundbreaking Ceremony
“These 50 companies are the heartbeat of the Triangle’s growing economy. They are creating jobs, entering new markets and implementing immersive workforce cultures.” READ MORE: Triangle Business Journal
25 years ago, James and Wonza Montague, founders of F7 Development, embraced a vision for the Southeast Raleigh community they grew up in. Their pride for community and experience with local developments drove their plan to help elevate the Southeast Raleigh community in a meaningful way. Now, with a land acquisition secure and blueprints in hand for a 15,000-square-foot mixed-use building on Rock Quarry Road, the vision is becoming reality. Working together with Raleigh-based construction firm Bobbitt, The Montague Plaza
Bobbitt is partnering with a historically Black university in Raleigh for a mixed-use project that features affordable housing. READ MORE: Triangle Business Journal
Bobbitt’s new CEO, Brian Denisar, was recently interviewed for the Triangle Business Journal. Denisar shared his vision for the expansion of the company and why he decided to choose Bobbitt. He discussed running a business during the global Covid-19 pandemic and how Bobbitt is planning for the future. “Brian Denisar joined the company as the CEO earlier this year, following the retirement of longtime chief executive, Don Comer. Denisar brings 18 years of construction experience in roles he has held in
