Calamar names Eguizabal executive vice president of construction

Wheatfield, NY Calamar has appointed Angelo Eguizabal as the new executive vice president of construction.

Eguizabal has executive-level experience spanning nearly 30 years in construction management, real estate development and operations. In his new position with Calamar, Angelo will be heading the construction division and be responsible for all aspects of our construction portfolio across a wide geographic area.

Duties will include oversight of design, pre-construction services and all

construction activities including schedule, budget, P&L and quality management while working closely with other divisions to ensure seamless project success.

Calamar President & C.E.O., Kenneth Franasiak said, “Angelo has an inherent

ability to lead, manage and succeed. We are very fortunate to have someone of his caliber on our team and look forward to continued growth and success with him at the helm of our construction division.”

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