News: Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: March 15, 2012
Steven Kelly 2012
Name: Steven Kelly
Title: President
Company: Timberline Construction Corp.
Location: 300 Pine Street, Canton, MA 02021
Place of birth: Dorchester, Mass.
Family: Married with two sons and two daughters
College: Westfield State University
First job unrelated to your current field: Finance: healthcare reimbursement
First job in current field: Payton Construction, project manager
What your firm does now and its plans for the future?
Timberline provides a full line of services including general contracting, construction management, and design-build construction. TCC is an 80 person firm with approximately $30 million in gross yearly revenue and currently provides services throughout the northeast, for Clients located nationally, in ten sectors: healthcare, academic, residential, hospitality, retail, restaurants, supermarkets, corporate, data centers, and telecommunication. In the next five years, Timberline's goal is to be a $100 million dollar General Contracting company known for successfully completed projects with a focus on creating and maintaining strong relationships.
Hobbies: Sports and coaching youth sports
Favorite novel: The Ten Commandments of Business Failure, Donald R. Keough
Favorite film: Braveheart
Keys to success: Hard work, the seven P's, and Team Work
Person(s) you most admire (outside of family) Bill Belichick and his drive for perfection and success.
If you had to choose a different profession, what would it be? A high-level finance/Investment professional
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