Matt Johnson
CITC President
CFC Construction
General Superintendent
Mortenson
30 years
Started as a laborer
Suzanne Bradeen
CITC Treasurer
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Derek D’Ardenne
PCL Construction Services, Inc. CITC Past President
Derek has 9 years’ experience in the Financial Services Industry as well as over 15 years in the Colorado Construction Industry. Construction Industry experience includes commercial and government projects ranging in size from $500K to $94M serving in roles as Field Engineer, Superintendent and Project Manager.
He joined the CITC board in 2018 and is committed to supporting and encouraging the best training not only for PCL’s Carpentry apprentices but also for those of PCL’s trade partners
Steve Foote
Greiner Electric, LLC Incoming President
Allen Becker
Milender White Construction Company
Todd Berich
Berich Masonry
Todd is a native to Colorado. He earned his bachelor’s degree from Ft. Lewis College in Durango, Colorado. He served his apprenticeship as a bricklayer and estimator in his father’s company and ended up buying his father out after 20 years. Todd loves the construction industry and has served on many boards including AGC, CITC, RMMI (Rocky Mountain Masonry Inst.), and is a member of the Specialty Contractors Council at AGC. In his spare time Todd is all about fishing and spends as much time “on the river” as possible.
CJ Campbell
Fransen Pittman Constuction
Chris Bosacker
MTech Mechanical
Title: General Manager Field Operations
Company: MTech Mechanical 2002-Present
CITC Involvement: 2003-Present
Pipefitter Instructor- 2003-2006
Trade Council – 2006-2016
Advisory Committee- 2013-Present
Board of Directors-2010-Present
Executive Committee-2015-Present
Bio-
I started in the construction industries in 1988 as a parts driver and laborer for a summer job between college semesters. After graduating college in 1989 with an associate’s degree I struggled to find employment within my field of study so decided to temporarily go back to work for the mechanical contractor I was previously employed with. After a couple of years of trying to find employment in my field I continued to work for this mechanical contractor as an apprentice sheet metal installer.
After these couple years I was really enjoying what I was doing in construction and decided then that this was something I was going to commit to for a career. The first four years I worked for two small service oriented companies as a sheet metal installer. While working for these companies I always had an eye on the pipefitters and had an admiration for what they did.
In 1992 I went to work for Robinson Mechanical/Encompass Mechanical as a pipefitter apprentice. Even though at that time I was finished my sheet metal apprenticeship I was still very interested in the piping trades. I was OK with kind of starting over because I was still young and felt the more I knew the more valuable I would be for a company. I worked for Robinson for right around 10 years completing the pipefitter apprenticeship program in 1995. After that I worked for them as a journeyman fitter for several years and then as a field manager.
Currently I’m employed with MTech Mechanical. MTech started in 2002 and I was the first pipefitter hired, duties included everything from apprentice’s tasks to managing a couple of our first projects. After MTech became established I was moved in to the pipefitting superintendent role and in 2013 I was promoted into my current role. I still maintain most of my duties as the piping superintendent I’m just now more engaged with our sheet metal and plumbing groups.
Micah E. Ferguson
FBS, LLC
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Steve Foote
Greiner Electric
Josh Klein
Hensel Phelps
Steve graduated North Dakota State College of Science (NDSCS) in 1989 with an Associates in Electrical Technologies. With 27 years in the industry he started as an Apprentice with Riviera Electric and has worked his way up to Vice-President and Part Owner of Greiner Electric L.L.C. He has served on the Board of Directors with Associated Builders and Contractors, Rocky Mountain Chapter from 2012-2015. His dedication to CITC started back in 1998 as the Electrical Trade Council Chairman. He assumed the role of Advisory Council Chairman and Incoming President in 2010. Steve just completed his 2nd full term as board president.
Nate Otterson Hunt Electric
Years in the Industry – 20 Career Path – I started out as an Apprentice Electrician in Southeastern North Dakota. I obtained my Associates Degree from North Dakota State College of Science and moved to Denver right after college. Since then I have held various positions through the Electrical Industry and have been a part of numerous great projects in the Colorado area.
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Bob Purchase
Tim Redfern
Brian Rogers
Amy Zender