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Our Management Staff
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Robert Conway, President
No matter what the construction might be, the President of Peter Nelson
Construction takes a "hands-on" approach to your particular needs. And he
has the experience and knowledge to make your construction a work you can be
proud of.Bob graduated high school from Caledonia, Minnesota in 1976.
He received a construction management degree from Mankato State University.
Bob then worked in the field for three years in Wyoming. Afterwards, he
received architectural training for three years. He then received Project
Manager training with a general contracting firm in Rochester, Minnesota for
four years. Bob then began work at Peter Nelson & Son, Inc., in 1991, and
purchased the business in 1999 from Burton Nelson. Bob married Laurie
in 1980 has has three children.
E-Mail:
rconway@peternelsonconstruction.com
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Steven Kepros, Vice President
Steve is Peter Nelson Construction's estimator, design consultant and
cost analyst. He also works in the areas of project
scheduling/administration and construction safety director. Don't be surprised
if he has to take his boots off at the door to your office, because he spends a
good deal of his time "in the field". Steve has over
a decade of field experience in earthwork, concrete, carpentry and masonry.
Steve has also been "hands-on" in project management and construction quality
control for well over 15 years. He also brings over a decade of
construction estimating and administration to each and every construction Peter
Nelson undertakes. Steve's previous work experience involved many types of
construction, including residential, multi-family, commercial, industrial,
institutional, health care, food service, and agricultural.
E-Mail:
skepros@peternelsonconstruction.com
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Jim Doerre, Nelson MillWorks Foreman
When it comes to millwork, there is no one that we know of in three
states that has the experience, the knowledge, and the ability of
Jim Doerre.Jim has been with Peter Nelson Construction for 37 years. 28
of those years have been spent on the business end of table saws, band saws,
sanders, planers, joiners, and just about everything else that has teeth.
Jim received formal carpentry education and a degree at Western Wisconsin
Technical College, and has been teaching furniture making classes for the last
25 years at the same school he once graduated from. Furniture
and cabinetry making is truly Jim's first love, although he has decades of
experience in plastics, laminates, or any other solid surface that can be cut
and shaped. Jim and the team at Nelson MillWorks are some of the last
commercial millwork professionals who can still perform (and prefer) mortise and
tenon work over butt joints or pocket screws.
E-Mail:
jdoerre@peternelsonconstruction.com
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