Gibraltar Construction Stands Strong

Gibraltar Construction president Ben Petter says the firm is 100% committed to its signature service: tenant improvement (TI) work. An expanding pool of new talent contributes to the company’s excellent reputation. Have a TI project that needs big doing? Who you gonna call? Ben says the company is adaptive and nimble (translation: very entrepreneurial and collaborative). The idea is to add value to every client relationship, and to make sure the tenant ultimately succeeds in whatever it does. The company’s name is not for nothing: Gibraltar is a symbol of dependability and strength. For more info on our sponsor, click here.

Ben, who’s on the board of directors for Construction for Change (CfC), also wants the greater Seattle real estate community to know about CfC’s sixth annual banquet on Thursday, May 15, at the Seattle Design Center. Sign up here. CfC is a nonprofit that builds schools, medical facilities, and other critical infrastructure where it’s needed most by partnering with local organizations all over the world to provide construction financing, design, management, and training to community members. By providing impoverished communities with quality infrastructure, it helps to create opportunity and improve the quality of life everywhere.

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