News: Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: June 16, 2011
Cutler names Lentz executive vice president
Cutler Associates promoted Rick Lentz, LEED AP to executive vice president. As part of the executive management team, Lentz will be responsible for overseeing all corporate strategic initiatives with a focus on company-wide marketing and business development.
Lentz began his tenure with Cutler in 2003 as the Florida regional vice president, leading the Tampa office to completing over $200 million in construction work in the last eight years. In his new role, he will lead the company's sales and marketing efforts across all of its markets including New England, the Mid-Atlantic, and the Southeast.
"Rick's industry knowledge, leadership skills, and recent success in developing Cutler's Florida region has greatly contributed to our success and will continue to help us expand our presence from Maine to Key West as we approach our 40th year of construction services," said Ed O'Brien, president of Cutler.
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