Culture

What does being an American mean to you? For Keyvan Ghahreman, director of client and pre-construction services at Willmeng Construction, it means everything and it’s something he never has and never will take for granted. He shares his story about what being an American citizen means to him and his

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Pablo Sandoval, project manager at Willmeng Construction, sat down for an interview with Chris Camacho, president of the Greater Phoenix Economic Council (GPEC), to address the importance of supporting education, especially in underserved communities, as it relates to providing higher attainment opportunities. Sandoval shares a heart-felt story about the struggles

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Louis D. Brandeis said, “Those who won our Independence believed liberty to be the secret of happiness and courage to be the secret of liberty.” That is why on Independence Day we would like to recognize all military members and veterans who served and sacrificed to preserve our freedom. As we remember

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After moving to the United States for higher education opportunities, Isam Ghandour earned a Master’s degree in Civil Engineering before eventually joining the Willmeng team as vice president and chief estimator. When he needed support the most, Willmeng as there and has been ever since, including the sponsorship of his

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With a strong blend of highly educated building professionals from around the world, Willmeng Construction is committed to hiring individuals with the best attitude, aptitude and work ethic. The firm sees its multi-cultural workplace as an advantage because it fosters for a range of diverse perspectives from individuals with a

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A dedication to its employees and a thriving yet unique workplace culture are among the many reasons why Willmeng Construction continues to be recognized by various organizations and awards. Most recently on June 7 at the Fairmont Scottsdale Princess, Willmeng was honored at an award breakfast for the 2018 Top Companies to work for

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Whether it’s through donations to local charities, sponsoring employees’ H-1B work visas or volunteering with local youth sports leagues, giving back to the community and supporting its employees (including their families) remain important cultural cornerstones at Willmeng Construction. Over the years, Willmeng has sponsored a range of youth sports teams

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Of the approximately 190,000 H-1B visa petitions submitted to the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) this year, only about 85,000 will receive a visa, which means less than half of the foreign workers vying to live and work in the U.S. will be selected through the lottery system.

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At Willmeng Construction, Sun Devil pride runs deep, which is evident by the large number of Arizona State University graduates working at the firm, including Willmeng’s President James Murphy who earned a Bachelor of Science in Engineering Construction in 1998 and Masters of Construction in 2009 from the Ira A. Fulton Schools

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As summer nears closer, Willmeng Construction leadership is ramping up coordination efforts for its annual mid-year retreat in Flagstaff, Ariz., which consists of a weekend of relaxation, entertainment, good eats, reflection on the value of the company’s culture and lots of laughs. More than 70 employees, 55 spouses and 60 children attended

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