Our final participant in our Five Employees, Five Questions blog series is Darrell Mercer. Let's see what interesting stuff he had to say! How long have you been with JCP? I have been with JCP for 3 and a half years. How long have you been a project manager and what is the best part [...]
We are highlighting five of our employees over several weeks by asking them five different questions. Darryl Dixon is our fourth employee to participate! Let's see what he has to say. How long have you been with JCP Construction? I have been a driver with JCP Construction for six years. How long have you been [...]
JCP Construction was recently approved as a HUBZone-certified company. HUBZone-certified companies are able to bid on designated federal government work. The program fuels small business growth in historically underutilized business zones with a goal of awarding at least three percent of federal contract dollars to HUBZone-certified companies each year. Find out more about the HUBZone [...]
On the Level: Protests, Pandemic and Prospects At helm of JCP, Phelps brothers reflect on recent months and look to future Although the past few months have not been easy for anyone, they have especially been hard for the leadership team at JCP Construction. The coronavirus outbreak has brought at least one big disappointment to [...]
We are highlighting five of our employees over the next few weeks by asking them five different questions. Takeyla Tyson is our third employee to participate! See what she has to say. How long have you been with JCP Construction ? I have been with JCP for six years. I started as a part-time Office [...]
We are highlighting five of our employees over the next few weeks by asking them five different questions. James Shircel is our second employee to participate! See what he has to say. How long have you been with JCP? I was fortunate to be hired by JCP Construction in May of 2019. JCP had impressed [...]
Starting a small business can be difficult for anyone, but minority communities have an even larger struggle. "The reality really presents itself relative to banking and securing loans with regards to such things on the mortgage side as redlining," Ossie Kendrix, President & CEO of the African American Chamber of Commerce of Wisconsin said. "Those [...]
Milwaukee business leaders discuss how region can address racial disparities Leaders say more opportunity needed for black professionals, businesses In the midst of nationwide protests and civil unrest over long-standing racial injustices, some business leaders in Milwaukee Tuesday discussed how the community can work to overcome these issues. The discussion was part of a webinar [...]
Over the next several weeks, we will be featuring five different employees by asking them five questions. The first employee to be featured is our Foreman, David Finner. Here is what he had to say: How long have you been with JCP? 5 years How long have you been a carpenter? 14 years What is [...]
As the COVID-19 outbreak began to spread in Wisconsin, the Milwaukee County House of Correction in Franklin was dealing with its own health crisis. Out of their total population of 600 inmates, 109 had confirmed cases of COVID-19. The immediate next step involved the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) asking that the Lotter Building on [...]
