Julian Ramirez Promoted to Vice President of Construction Services
PRESS RELEASE
ATLANTA – (Jan. 13, 2021) – Pond, an industry leader in construction management, architecture, engineering and planning, is proud to announce the promotion of Julian Ramirez to Vice President of Construction Services, where he will lead Pond’s construction management, estimating, and preconstruction efforts across all markets and geographic locations.
“Pond’s Construction Services has experienced exponential growth largely in part to Julian’s strong contributions as a team leader and selfless attention to his client’s needs.” said Bob Williams, PE, Executive Vice President of Pond “I am excited to see how Julian’s passion for building will influence clients and staff over the coming years.“
Ramirez holds degrees in Civil Engineering and Construction Management. With over 20 years of experience in the construction industry, Ramirez’s experience expands across diverse sectors including oil and gas, power generation, air quality control systems and commercial construction. Utilizing a 4D Schedule and Budget process, Ramirez has been instrumental in the preconstruction phase for large Engineering Procurement and Construction (EPC) projects across the U.S. and ranging between $1M to $400M.
“At Pond, our people, values, and expertise have taken us on a journey that has led us to more than triple the volume of construction work over the last three years,” Ramirez commented. “I am grateful to be a part of this exponential growth and humbled to work shoulder to shoulder with such a talented team.”
About Pond
Pond is a full-service consulting firm providing integrated engineering, architecture, planning, and construction management solutions to public and private clients since 1965. Our staff, located throughout the U.S. and globally, is committed to delivering tailored solutions. Recognizing that clients benefit the most when multi-disciplined expertise is leveraged, Pond builds teams based on client and project requirements, regardless of location, reinforcing our “One Pond” culture.
