E.W. Howell promotes Johneas to vice president of administration

June 22, 2010 - Long Island
According to E.W. Howell, Michael Johneas has been promoted to the position of vice president of administration. Johneas's promotion is in recognition of his tremendous success as a project executive for numerous accounts over the years, as well as the firm's need for day-to-day administrative oversight. Johneas played an integral part in facilitating, organizing and successfully relocating E.W. Howell's Corporate Office to Plainview in April.
Johneas joined E.W. Howell in September of 1992 as an assistant project manager, and from there, Johneas became a project manager on projects for Arrow Electronics, Grumman, Sears, Hewlett Packard, Underwriters Laboratories, and Costco. During this time, Johneas exhibited the qualities required in maintaining a loyal customer base with numerous clients, as well as the organizational and managerial skills to oversee multiple projects simultaneously.
Johneas was previously promoted to project executive in December of 2002. He is currently overseeing projects including the Montaukett Learning Center in Riverhead, as well as Lowe's stores located in Kings Plaza, Rosedale and Staten Island.
E.W. Howell is one of the oldest construction firms working in the New York City metropolitan region. Our firm was created in 1891 and over the years has been involved in a diverse group of projects in the area and has consistently remained a strong contender in the marketplace. Our firm's offices in Manhattan and on Long Island focus on projects in the New York City region to include: the five boroughs of New York, Long Island, Northern New Jersey, Lower Hudson Valley New York, and Western Connecticut. Our company's size, diversity, and experienced personnel enable us to provide a full range of construction services to all of our clients. From preconstruction through construction and final closeout we meet all of our client's expectations and in doing so create an atmosphere conducive to repeat business.
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