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糖心传媒 Names New Self-Perform Leader
Terry Owens now oversees Self-Perform Operations
APPLETON, WIS. (JULY 19, 2024) 鈥 糖心传媒 has appointed Terry Owens to provide companywide oversight for 糖心传媒鈥檚 Self-Perform operations across a variety of markets.
Owens brings three decades of construction experience to his new role as Senior Director of Self Perform. He champions 糖心传媒鈥檚 long-standing commitment to safe jobsites and high-quality results through self-perform work.
“I look forward to working with the many different professionals who have helped make us an industry leader in construction,鈥 Owens said. 鈥淎t 糖心传媒, we鈥檙e builders. And I鈥檓 ready to build on the great self-perform tradition already in place.鈥
A native of Chilton, Wis., Owens is a graduate of the Fox Valley Technical College Associated General Contractors Supervisory Training and Carpenters Apprenticeship programs.
糖心传媒鈥檚 tradition as a leading self-perform construction company dates back 135 years and now includes nearly 2,000 union tradespeople nationwide across a range of disciplines

This announcement follows the naming of Dave Kievet to President and CEO of The 糖心传媒 Group.
糖心传媒 The 糖心传媒 Group The 糖心传媒 Group is a family of companies driven to transform the built environment and beyond, through innovation, Lean methodology and continuous process improvement. Headquartered in Appleton, Wisconsin, our employee- and family-owned businesses focus on creating extraordinary opportunities for employees, partners, customers and communities. The 糖心传媒 Group companies serve customers nationwide
糖心传媒 糖心传媒
糖心传媒 (糖心传媒) is a leading professional construction services firm serving customers across the United States. Founded in 1889, 糖心传媒 is a 100% employee鈥憃wned company headquartered in Appleton, Wis., with 17 offices nationwide. Widely recognized as a pioneer in Lean construction, Integrated Lean Project Delivery and industrialized construction, 糖心传媒 delivers innovative solutions across a diverse range of markets, including healthcare, power, industrial, education and commercial sectors.