Big-D Constr.

Blake Van Roosendaal is Big-D’s Chief Financial Officer. Prior to being CFO, Blake worked as the firm’s Controller for the past 16 years. As CFO, Blake oversees all aspects of the company’s finances, including the development and management of budgets, preparation of financial statements and reporting. He provides executives with timely and accurate financial statements, ongoing cash flow projections, oversight over accounting and finance operations, as well as design and maintenance of the financial reporting structures.

He guides the Controller, treasury, shareholder relations, accounting, tax, and internal audit functions to pursue the company’s aggressive growth strategy and meet its clients’ and shareholders’ expectations.

Blake joined Big-D Construction in 2002. He has been a catalyst to the firm’s revenue growth and success. Blake holds a bachelor’s degree in accounting and an MBA from the University of Utah.

With more than 28 years of construction, design-build and construction management experience, Chris Grzybowski offers an extensive knowledge of design and construction systems, including bid/negotiation, design-build, hard-bid, GMP contracts, construction phase management, constructability reviews, estimation scheduling, subcontractor buyout, claims avoidance and construction administration.

From inception to completion, Grzybowski will insist on a meticulous approach to your project and will endeavor to reach an absolute understanding of your vision, needs, goals, and future requirements.

Chuck is a licensed Construction Manager within the State of Idaho and has served on many construction and community advisory boards.  Chuck is a graduate of the University of Idaho, a local product of Boise and has had the pleasure of working across the US and Western Hemisphere on complex projects for multiple large multi-faceted engineering and construction service-oriented companies throughout his 34-year career.

Cory Schubert is a well-rounded leader known for his attention to detail and skill identifying subcontractors to meet the specific needs of a project. From field supervision to estimating to project management, Schubert has been involved in every aspect of construction.

This involvement makes him a valuable asset during the pre-construction phase of a project. His personal passion is to build and maintain relationships – a passion starts with clients and extends to subcontractors and vendors. Cory earns trust through his actions consistently, which has paved the road to his leadership roles in the organization.

Cory Moore is the President of Big-D Construction Corporation and a member of Big-D’s Board of Directors.

Cory is a 20-year veteran of Big-D Construction. His first construction role shortly after graduating high school was working as a laborer. He then continued to work up the ranks in the field from laborer to carpenter, concrete crewmember, and foreman. While attending college at Utah State University, he was the Quality Control Manager on a $100 million healthcare project in Northern Utah.

After college, Cory settled into the Big-D Corporate office where he spent time in Big-D’s estimating, project management, and business development groups. Cory excelled at sales and soon became Big-D’s Vice President of Business Development in 2007. Shortly afterwards, Cory was promoted to VP of Sales & Preconstruction. In this role, Cory was instrumental in helping Big-D achieve unprecedented financial growth. In 2017, Cory was named the Executive Vice President & Managing Director of Big-D’s Regional offices. The following year, he was promoted to President.

Cory is responsible for the development and implementation of both short-term and long?term company-wide strategies to ensure Big-D’s growth, effectiveness, sustainability, and overall stakeholder ROI. He is passionate about setting goals and metrics that support Big-D mission and success. Since taking charge of Big-D Sales, the construction firm has experienced revenue growth of 300% from $500 million to $1.7 billion.

Cory has been twice named as a 40 Under 40 award recipient, once in Engineering News-Record and once in Utah Business Magazine.

There are two undeniable facts about shortsightedness: 1) It can’t be treated with corrective lenses; and 2) It has no place in Big-D. Good thing Forrest McNabb epitomizes its polar opposite.

His long-view approach to the construction process begins even before the relationship does, and doesn’t end until we have a completed project and an extremely satisfied client. From demanding painstakingly thorough estimates to creatively exploring and recommending more cost-effective alternatives, Forrest’s business philosophy is centered on performance. After all, if a completed project doesn’t result in a positive reference or letter of recommendation, we’ve failed. And failure isn’t a word in Forrest McNabb’s vocabulary.

Frank Martin’s experience in the construction industry encompasses more than 40 years and numerous projects throughout the southwest. Frank founded Martin-Harris Construction (MHC) in December 1976 and was licensed by the Nevada State Contractors Board in February 1977. MHC has since been granted General contracting licenses in Arizona, New Mexico, and Utah.

Frank Martin’s industry and community recognition include: Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year for the Inland Empire Region (Construction and Real Estate Division); Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce Community Achievement Award in Business; the “Lieder Award” from the Lied Institute of Real Estate Studies; the “Pioneer Award” from the Association of General Contractors and the “ Lloyd D. George Family Values Award” by the Las Vegas International Scouting Museum, the “2009 Good Scout Award” from the Las Vegas area Council Boy Scouts, the “Philanthropic Impact” and “Lifetime Achievement Award” by the NAIOP Southern Nevada Chapter and ENR Magazine’s “Legacy Award”.

In 2014 Frank sold MHC to Big-D Construction in Salt Lake City and turned the reins to his son Guy Martin. Currently Frank is the CEO at Martin Harris and serves on the Board of Directors at Big-D as well as heading up their acquisitions and mergers. He is also a private consultant and continues his entrepreneurial and philanthropic endeavors. Mr. Martin serves on the Board of Directors for UNLV Foundation and the Las Vegas Global Economic Alliance (LVGEA) Board of Trustees. He is an Associated General Contractors (AGC) Lifetime Board Member.

Frank has been married to his lovely wife, Bonnie, for over 53 years. They have two sons (Guy and Jerrad) and are the proud grandparents of five grandchildren (two boys and three girls). As a strong Christian, Frank Martin believes in giving back to the community in order to make Southern Nevada a better place to live, work and raise a family.

Guy Martin joined the family business in 1982, working his way up in the field from laborer to Superintendent, then into the office as an Estimator.  Guy then took an opportunity to create and lead a Tenant Improvement Group at Martin-Harris’s sister company, M&H Building Specialties, ultimately serving as Vice President of Operations.

After returning to Martin-Harris, Guy expanded his knowledge base by serving as a Director of Business Development and then Director of Preconstruction Services.  His first appointment to the Executive Board was as Vice President of Procurement, overseeing the strategic development of Martin-Harris’s business development, estimating and preconstruction programs.

In his current role as President, Guy is responsible for the overall management and success of Martin-Harris’s operations throughout the Southwest U.S. He is on the National Board of Directors of AGC, is the co-chair of the AGC of America Charity Foundation and a NAIOP member.

Ken brings more than 27 years of extensive operations and preconstruction experience, in technically-based process projects, including food processing plants, high-tech and bio-tech facilities, laboratories, university work, high-end office buildings, retail and mixed-use projects.

During his years as Project Manager and Project Executive, he has developed ways to build team consensus and solve challenging problems associated with fast-track and Design-Build projects.

Paul Toplak began his career in a small family construction business. In 2000, he joined Martin-Harris as a Project Engineer with an Associate Degree in Building Engineering technology from BCIT. Throughout his tenure in project management, Paul oversaw notable and high-profile projects for our Special Projects Group such as the USA Today Facility for Las Vegas and the Castaways Implosion/Demolition.

These successes preluded his promotion to Director of our Special Projects Group. Paul was instrumental in the strategic direction and growth of this division, dedicated to providing specific interior and specialty construction requirements. His outstanding leadership and communication skills delivered superior Client satisfaction and culminated in a position on the MHC Executive Board as the Vice President of Special Projects, followed by Sr. Vice President of Operations. In his current role as COO, Paul provides corporate oversight on all our projects and is committed to ensuring Client expectations are not only met but exceeded.

Paul is on the Corporate Board of the Southern Nevada National Association of Minority Contractors (NAMC).

As an experienced Project Manager, Estimator, Business Development, Rich has nearly 30 years of experience in the construction industry. His verifiable track record in preconstruction and value engineering sessions set precedence through management of schematic design estimates and project team meetings.

Thus allowing each building to be designed to-budget, and managed to completion. Knowledge, proficiency, and integrity empower Rich to assemble and manage qualified teams to deliver timely, accurate, and highly detailed results on commercial construction projects of all shapes and sizes. With an excellent work ethic and experience level, combined with his ability to take a strong leadership role, Big-D considers Rich to be an asset to any project.

A company’s persona reflects that of its leadership. If the Big-D persona is one of passion for your project, Rob Moore is the fire that stokes our corporate furnace. It’s a furnace that has grown from $2 million to nearly $2 billion in revenues since Rob joined the company in 1976.

Under Rob’s leadership, the company has expanded from a respectable local contractor to a serious player on the regional and national stage. His gift for inspiring and motivating others continues to spur Big-D’s progress. In fact, the company’s future burns brightly because of Rob’s intense desire to put a satisfied smile on each client’s face.

In 2016, Rob received the Eric W. Ryberg Award from the Associated General Contractors of Utah.

Torry McAlvain, Sr. serves as CEO and provides strategic direction for McAlvain Companies while continuing to build upon the vision and values maintained within the family business since 1980.  Torry Sr. is 2 nd Generation for McAlvain who caught the fire of his parent’s passion for construction and earned his way through the ranks in the family owned business.

Torry began in 1984 and since has served in most roles within the company from laborer to field supervision, safety, estimating, quality control and project management.  In 2002, Torry took the role as President and then CEO in 2006.  Torry has always been an active participant within the community and has served on many construction and community advisory boards.

Trevor Hunsaker brings more than 15 years of higher education, medical office and commercial office leadership and experience to your project team. His dedication and dependability have been an example to all who have worked with him.

Trevor’s main goals are to ensure customer satisfaction and quality work in all of his tasks. He excels at accuracy and quality work on all projects given to him. He is a team player and an asset to any organization with whom he is affiliated. He is honest in all of his dealings and has a very high work ethic.

Troy S. Thompson began his construction career here in SLC in 1978. Since then, he has spent more than 35 years in the construction and development industry, earning the respect of his owners and colleagues. His many duties from those humble beginnings have included construction carpenter, superintendent, project manager, project director, commercial vice president, senior vice president of operations, executive vice president, and president of a major development company.

Thompson’s education in Construction Management started at Utah Technical College and finished at Arizona State University. Whether researching solutions to maximize value for a specific client, or lecturing to college students and industrial trade organizations, Troy believes in sharing his knowledge with those working in our industry, and those striving to have a successful career. He is persistent and methodical while prosecuting all facets pertaining to construction operations, design oversight and the preconstruction phase.

Thompson will continue to use his unique qualifications to provide executive oversight for day-to-day business operations and strive to help employees advance their careers, create “work-life balance” and to be an integral part of growing the business that he loves. His dedication to the industry, and personal resume of managing more than three billion dollars of commercial building projects, makes him a valuable member of any team.

Oscar brings more than 25 years of construction and construction estimating experience. His extensive background in all phases of construction enable him to provide a comprehensive and accurate budget estimate of each building system beginning at the conceptual stage.

Oscar has been responsible for preconstruction management and estimating efforts on various large commercial buildings, laboratories, public facilities, residential complexes, historical preservation, seismic strengthening of projects, clean rooms, data centers, theme parks, healthcare facilities, warehouse distribution center, food processing facilities, and university campuses.

Greg has more than 30 years of construction experience in all project management phases from pre-job planning to project closeout. Preconstruction experience includes budgeting, scheduling, value engineering, scope development, subcontractor bid analysis, constructability review and subcontract negotiation. Construction phase responsibilities includes scheduling, overall project coordination, subcontract negotiation, invoices, change order quotations, quality control and project closeout.

Greg’s experience gives him a broad understanding of what it takes to get the job done.

Torry Jr. is 3 rd Generation for McAlvain. A graduate of Boise State University, Torry has worked through the corporate ranks and has left his imprint on each department he has worked in including; accounting, estimating, business development, project management and operations. Torry is passionate about developing his team members and delivering superb customer service to his clients.