AGC of Utah

  The reasons that I joined the AGC; Simply put, I love to build, and I don't even fully understand why.  Somewhere along my way, I discovered that the process of creating an idea, critiquing it so it works well, then planning with precision and bringing it into reality, was deeply rewarding.  I am a builder at heart.  I graduated from the Construction Management Program at BYU and had aspirations to build the most awesome buildings that anyone had ever seen.  During my college years I worked any construction job I could find, I roofed, framed, and even spent one summer building what was then the Micron Project, which many might remember, it was a big deal at that time.  After graduation, I started building homes and was working for Fieldstone as a superintendent, when September 11 of 2001 happened.   I was downsized, and to make a long story short I started a new career in investments, and spent the next 16 years building wealth for others.  I am still a builder at heart and find many of the planning and construction tools and theory to be similar.  To be succinct, its like a professor taught me, "all buildings are really the same, you start in the dirt and keep adding on from there."  Building wealth is the same way.