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of Teichert Construction, started with the company in 1995.


Echoing the sentiments of his col- leagues, Griffith says, “I’m proud to work here. It’s a family business not only in name, but in practice. We’re a tight-knit group and we work at being a strong team. Our clients, our em- ployees and our communities are part of our extended family. We defi- nitely win through the power of the entire team and value every contribu- tion by each person on our team.”


Henry Teichert initiated Teichert’s safety program in 1959, 11 years prior to OSHA.


FOUNDATION OF SUPPORT


Throughout its


“Clients and employees are attract- ed to our company because of these values. I’m proud of our traditions and the trust that we’ve established with our clients, our employees and the community.”


ROOTED IN TRADITION


Rotelli is especially proud that the company continues to be run by long- time employees with a strong feel for its longevity and body of work.


She joined her family’s company in 2004. Mary had recently earned her undergraduate and graduate degrees from Harvard and she felt her business acumen and industry expe- rience could benefit the company. Her first job with the company was as a miner working at a rock crush- ing plant. The job was an exciting and challenging first step to her future with the business. By 2013, after step- ping through a number of jobs within the company, Rotelli accepted the COO position.


Many others in the Teichert family have experienced similar profession- al growth paths.


For instance, Dave Swartz, Exec- utive Vice President of Develop- ment, started as an intern while in college and hired in as an esti- mator after his graduation from University of California, Berkeley in 1978 and Tom Griffith, President


history, Teichert


has invested time and resources in its communities. To this day, Teichert senior managers serve on nonprofit boards that range from the Sacramento


Tree Foundation


and Rebuilding Together to the Salvation Army.


Teichert’s corporate commitment is best demonstrated through the Teichert Foundation, a nonprofit


In 1938, A. Teichert & Son constructed its first debris dam on the north fork of the American River.


POWERED BY THE BLUE BOOK NETWORK - SACRAMENTO & CENTRAL VALLEY / FALL 2016


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