Strategies to develop a greater workplace gender equality. At Meyer Najem, we are committed to diversity & inclusion. Sam Mishelow’s recent contribution to Building Indiana News’s magazine’s article “How Do We Make Our Companies More Equal” is an excellent example of that commitment.
By Hope Charters Purdue’s Construction Engineering and Management program combines technical engineering proficiency with management expertise, and it is up to each CEM graduate to determine which path they would like to take. While the majority of alumni find themselves pursuing a professional engineering license in construction, others like Luke Marklin (BSCEM ’07) discover their…
By Shari Held During the recession of 2008, the construction industry took a hard hit. Skilled tradesmen who lost their jobs turned to other industries to find work. Many cautioned the next generation to earn college degrees as the panacea for an “unstable” construction industry. At the same time, many high schools and middle schools…
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. – Mainstreet®, the nation’s largest developer of transitional healthcare properties, announced today that Meyer Najem, one of the Midwest’s largest construction firms, will exclusively lead its construction projects. “The properties we develop represent how Mainstreet is transforming lives and disrupting the healthcare industry,” said Zeke Turner, founder and CEO of Mainstreet. “Meyer Najem…
Meyer Najem to Build New Cancer Center at Community Hospital North (Fishers, Indiana) — October 7, 2015 As one of the leading construction firms in the Midwest, Meyer Najem was selected to serve as construction manager of the $30 million cancer center at Community Hospital North. The new three-story, 122,000-square-foot oncology center will be built south…
The summer concert series is the longest running series of its kind in Hamilton County. It provides live entertainment by popular artists performed on an outdoor stage at Forest Park, Dillion Park, and Southside Park. These concerts are free to the community, and guests are welcome to bring their own food and beverages to enjoy while in attendance.
(Fishers, Indiana) Meyer Najem has been awarded the construction management of a significant new $11.5 million redevelopment effort in downtown Kokomo, Indiana. The new downtown development will address the flood prone area along the Wildcat Creek by directing $2.5 million in flood mitigation efforts to repurpose the site for the stadium. The $9 million stadium…