EGBERT PERRY FORMS NEW CRE COMPANY

One of Atlanta's minority development pioneers is part of a power pack of CRE movers and shakers that just established a new construction management firm.
 
Integral Group's Egbert Perry tells us he's just been namedchairman of the board for IntegralGude. (We met with him last week at the Global Diversity Summit at the Intercontinental Hotel in Buckhead.) Former Skanska exec Sam Gude is CEO and IBG Construction Services president and CEO Ken Chestnut is the senior executive. Board members include: former state rep Mike Evans, who withdrew from the 9th Congressional race last year; Georgia Power SVP Michael Anderson; and Paradigm Asset Management's Eugene Duffy.
 
The chair doesn't make the man, but it doesn't hurt Ken and Sam either. Sam tells us the new company will be pursuing construction management and consulting work globally. It has already secured work with CH2M Hill examining issues with St. Lucia's water infrastructure. Sam tells us opportunities with governments and corporations that outsource facilities management will be where IntegralGude lands future work.

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