Millstone Weber Promotes Four to Senior Project Manager
Date Posted: February 10, 2022
Posted In: People,
Millstone Weber has promoted Ben Sanchez, Brandy Broeckling, Brett Lennon, and Jason Highley to Senior Project Manager. This group of Senior Project Managers will continue to successfully manage and execute Millstone Weber’s most demanding projects.
They will also take an active role in mentoring assigned Project Managers and Field Engineers to help develop their knowledge and understanding of MW’s processes and overall project management approach. This group will additionally focus on providing coaching and feedback to the assigned PM’s and FE’s as they progress on their career paths.
Brandy Broeckling started with Fred Weber, Inc. in January of 2007 after leaving MoDOT as a Resident Engineer to pursue a construction career in the private sector. Her first role was Field Engineer overseeing MOT on the $438M MoDOT I-64 design-build project with Granite/FWI/MBI. She later moved into a PM role and has managed some of MW’s schedule critical projects like the $21M MoDOT I-70 and 5th Street project which was completed in 9 months. Brandy is currently the Project Manager over our $250M I-270 design-build project. She is a Civil Engineering graduate from the Missouri S&T and is a licensed PE in the State of Missouri. In her spare time, Brandy enjoys attending Cardinal games, playing golf and pickleball, mountain biking, hiking, and traveling with her husband Chris.
Jason Highley worked as a summer intern for Millstone Bangert, Inc. from 2001-2004 in the field as a laborer while attending Southern Illinois University Edwardsville. He graduated with a degree in Construction Management in 2004, and like Brandy, worked on the I-64 design-build project early in his career as a Field Engineer. Jason was promoted to a Project Manager in 2012 and has been part of some unique projects with MW like the three Union Pacific RR projects in the Desoto, MO yard constructing an expansive stormwater drainage detention system and treatment facility as well as a new rail car blast/paint prep building. Jason is currently working on the I-270 project as our MOT Manager. In his spare time, Jason enjoys coaching youth sports, golfing, hunting, boating and camping at Lake of the Ozarks.
Brett Lennon worked as a summer intern for Fred Weber, Inc. in 2007 before entering his senior year at Kansas State University. Brett graduated with a degree in Construction Management and started full time with FWI in 2008. Brett was promoted to a Project Manager in 2012 and has managed several large and complex projects with MW like the INDOT I-69 design-build project and IDOT MLK Bridge project. Brett is currently working on the I-270 project as MW’s Construction Manager. In his spare time, Brett “tries to golf” as he puts it!
Ben Sanchez started with Millstone Bangert, Inc. as a Project Manager in November of 2006. His first role was overseeing multiple stormwater crews on the $438M MoDOT I-64 design-build project with Granite/FWI/MBI. Ben transitioned into the airport side of the business after I-64 working in Denver, CO on an aggressive scheduled runway replacement project and has managed every St. Louis Lambert airport project since the merger. Ben is currently the Project Manager over our $14M Lambert project which partially replaces runway 12R-30L. He is a Civil Engineering graduate from Southern Illinois University Edwardsville and is a licensed PE in the State of Missouri. In his spare time, Ben enjoys playing golf, hunting, and fishing.
Millstone Weber is a full-service heavy civil construction company in the transportation industry. In 2014, Millstone Bangert and Fred Weber joined forces, combining 160 years of experience, relationship building, and practical know-how. Millstone Weber utilizes a large staff entirely comprised of technically-skilled employees, operating in nearly every sector of the transportation industry.
With decades of experience, Millstone Weber provides pre-construction, design-build, construction management and general contracting services across the rail & mass transit, highway & bridge, and aviation sectors while self-performing an array of industrial, logistics infrastructure and specialty projects.