Bruce Lepage, LEED AP
Director Of Preconstruction | Denver
As the Director of Preconstruction focusing on preconstruction phase leadership for the Denver operating group, Bruce oversees the Design Phase, Estimating, and VDC teams. He ensures that each project is thoughtfully advanced with specific strategy and that client expectations are fully met through successful planning. His leadership is based on a long and successful track record in the industry. Trust, collaboration, and commitment to meeting customer expectations are his most important attributes. In addition to Bruce’s leadership on the front-end of the business, he also provides executive oversight and leadership of Denver’s healthcare market work program.
Intentional team-building
Leaders in the construction industry today need to be thoughtful and flexible when working with team members, customers and partners. Great leadership comes from knowing what individual strengths exist on your team and empowering those around you to use their strengths to the best of their ability. If we’re intentional in how we assemble our teams, we can create highly functional, productive and engaged project teams that generate mutually beneficial outcomes.
Innovating the future
Our leadership at Mortenson places huge value on advancing the construction industry, whether it’s through technological innovations or creating thoughtful new solutions for challenges like workforce development or overcoming the diversity gap in construction. Standing still will get you left behind, so Mortenson is constantly looking for ways to keep moving forward by incorporating fresh ideas and creative problem-solving.
People-centered practices
In construction, our end product is a health-centered and healing environment, but it’s critical to remember that the success of the physical structure is ultimately determined by how the end users – the people – experience the building. We keep people at the forefront through the entire process, creating trust-based relationships with our customers, getting to know them and making sure that we’re considering how our projects will genuinely help to meet the needs of the audiences they serve and the communities in which a project resides.