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Ben Goetter Promoted to Mortenson Construction’s Director of Business Development

He has consistently distinguished himself as a leader whom customers both trust and admire.

By - Sep 4th, 2015 11:19 am
Ben Goetter. Photo courtesy of Mortenson Construction.

Ben Goetter. Photo courtesy of Mortenson Construction.

MILWAUKEE – (September 4, 2015)Ben Goetter has been promoted to the Director of Business Development for Mortenson Construction’s Wisconsin Operations. Goetter will champion Mortenson’s business development and marketing efforts to ensure a solid future as Mortenson embarks on their next 25 years in Milwaukee.

As a Milwaukee native, Goetter has a strong and diverse network in the Milwaukee community. He has consistently distinguished himself as a leader whom customers both trust and admire. Goetter’s approach to Mortenson’s business has fostered excellent relationships with team members, customers, design professionals, trade contractors, and suppliers.

Since joining the Milwaukee operating group 17 years ago, Goetter has played a vital role in the growth of Mortenson’s commercial market sector. His friendly style and meticulous attention to detail have enabled him to successfully lead the construction of some of Wisconsin’s most notable landmarks for customers including Harley-Davidson Motor Company, GE Healthcare, Johnson Controls, Johnson International, Aurora Health Care, and Kohl’s Corporation.

Goetter is a graduate of the Milwaukee School of Engineering in Milwaukee, with a double major in architectural engineering and construction management.  In 2011, he was recognized by The Milwaukee Business Journal as a member of its 40 Under 40 class.

About Mortenson Construction

Founded in 1954, Mortenson is a U.S.-based, privately-held development and construction services company. As one of the nation’s top builders, Mortenson provides a complete range of services, including planning, program management, preconstruction, general contracting, construction management, and design-build. Mortenson’s development services include feasibility analysis, financing and ownership, site acquisition, project planning, project implementation, and property and facility management.

Mortenson’s Milwaukee office has been a staple in the Milwaukee community for 25 years and has built landmark projects such as 1000 N Water Street, Kilbourn Tower, and the Harley-Davidson Museum, along with many high profile healthcare facilities for Froedtert Hospital such as their Clinical Cancer Center and current Center for Advanced Care.  Currently, we are working with customers including Uline, Kohl’s, and S.C. Johnson. Mortenson’s Milwaukee operation employs more than 110 craftworkers and 100 professional team members. In addition to Milwaukee, Mortenson has offices in Madison, Minneapolis, Chicago, Denver, Iowa City, Phoenix, Portland, San Antonio, and Seattle with international operations in Canada. For more information, visit mortenson.com.

NOTE: This press release was submitted to Urban Milwaukee and was not written by an Urban Milwaukee writer. While it is believed to be reliable, Urban Milwaukee does not guarantee its accuracy or completeness.

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