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H. J. Russell & Company delivered Solace Grove, a 125 unit affordable housing community in Decatur, Georgia for Vecino Development.
H. J. Russell & Company is providing construction management services for The Kennedy, a 50 unit affordable housing development in Atlanta.
H. J. Russell & Company is providing CM services for 199 Grove Way, a 102 unit affordable housing development in Roswell, Georgia.
H. J. Russell & Company’s Bring Your Kids to Work Day opened our doors to the next generation of leaders, innovators, and changemakers. Through department showcases, hands-on activities, and a
The South Red Deck marks a major investment in Hartsfield-Jackson’s future. As Program Manager, H. J. Russell & Company supported the delivery of a modern, technology-driven facility that enhances convenience,
H. J. Russell & Company was honored with a Georgia Historical Marker at 504 Fair Street, recognizing the company’s lasting impact on Atlanta, the legacy of founder Herman J. Russell,
H. J. Russell & Company has appointed Amy Needelman as Vice President of Human Resources Partnerships and Operations.
A year after making an executive hire to focus on industrial and mission critical construction projects, with a concentration on data centers, H. J. Russell & Company (Russell) promoted Clinton Kurtz from division manager to Vice President.
H. J. Russell & Company announces the promotion of Tiffanie Lewis to Vice President of Talent Enablement.
Read ACP meeting: World Cup will be an opportunity to show off Atlanta by Maria Saporta for SaportaReport here.
H.J. Russell & Company CEO Michael Russell shares insights on construction, workforce, and Southeast growth trends.
The industry’s talent pipeline is drying up, but there are many places to look for new workers, writes Atlanta-based construction pro Ratan Lal.
