INDIANAPOLIS – Thompson Thrift, a full-service nationally recognized real estate company, announced an expansion of the executive team for Thompson Thrift Construction, the dedicated construction arm for Thompson Thrift’s multifamily business unit, with promotions of three team members.
“These organizational changes reflect our commitment to fostering a culture of growth and leadership development within our company,” said Brian Timberman, president of Thompson Thrift Construction. “We are proud to promote from within and look forward to seeing these individuals’ continued success.”
The first two promotions are for team members who began their careers as interns with Thompson Thrift. Casey Maxie has been promoted to senior vice president, preconstruction. Working from the Indianapolis office, Maxie will oversee preconstruction and material procurement for Thompson Thrift Construction. Rob Dougherty has been promoted to senior vice president, construction and will oversee construction operations from the company’s Terre Haute office. During his 22 years with Thompson Thrift, Dougherty has held roles as a superintendent, director of quality control and warranty, and general superintendent before becoming a vice president in 2016.
Also working in the company’s Terre Haute office is Matt Nickel, who has been promoted to senior vice president, project controls. Nickel has worked for the company for a total of 17 years in a variety of roles including project engineer, estimator, project manager, and project executive. In his new role, Nickel will oversee project controls, scheduling, policies and procedures, quality control, warranty and legal.
With the addition of the new executive roles, seven other well-deserving construction team members have been promoted to support the company’s growing pipeline and backlog.
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John Thompson, CEO of Thompson Thrift Construction, added, “It is an exciting time at Thompson Thrift Construction. Our projected volume this year is more than $600 million and the promotions, new roles and additions to the executive team will ensure we are operating with excellence and focused on long-term strategic goals.”
