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JP Cullen promotes Pearson, Strader
By: Daily Reporter Staff//May 3, 2021//
Josh Pearson and Aaron Strader have been promoted at JP Cullen.
Pearson has been promoted to vice president of Preconstruction and Estimating. He has been with JP Cullen for over 15 years, playing an important role in estimating and project management. During his time at JP Cullen he has demonstrated excellent leadership.
Strader moves into leading JP Cullen’s Healthcare Estimating Team.
He has made an impact in building and leading JP Cullen’s estimating department for its Milwaukee Division over the last four years. During this time, he has developed into an expert in health care construction.
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