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Posted: March 26, 2024
2024 Women in Construction: Victoria Owotomo, Hunter Roberts Construction Group, LLC
Senior Project Manager
Hunter Roberts Construction Group, LLC
“Victoria is a highly skilled Senior Project Manager with extensive experience in the construction industry. She has exceptional leadership abilities, extensive contract knowledge, and a proven track record of surpassing expectations. Her contributions and achievements demonstrate her value as a key asset to any project team.” - Joe Russo, VP, Project Executive at Hunter Roberts Construction Group, LLC.
What recent project, accomplishment or award are you most proud of? I have had the privilege of working on award-winning luxury residential projects such as 53 West 53 and One57, each exhibiting unique design and constructability challenges. Currently, I’m proud to be leading the Green-Wood Education and Welcome Center project for Hunter Roberts Construction Group, slated to achieve LEED Gold.
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