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Robinson Brothers adds owners
By: Daily Reporter Staff//February 10, 2023//
Listen to this articleWaunakee-based Robinson Brothers Environmental has announced the addition of Carlos Chavez, Esequiel Cruz and Ryan Tydrich to the ownership group of Michael Bricco and Michael Robinson Jr.
The new owners have been with Robinson Brothers for five to 10 years each.
Chavez is currently a project foreman, Cruz is the operations manager and Tydrich is a project manager, all in the Abatement Division.
As part of the management team they will continue to expand their duties as Robinson Brothers begins its succession planning for the eventual retirement of Bricco.
This move is just the latest step in succession planning for Robinson Brothers. Bricco and Robinson purchased the company from Mike Robinson Sr. in 2015.
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