Name: Zach Garrett
Title: Business Development Engineer
Company: Turner Construction
Location: 22 Corporate Woods Blvd., 4th Floor, Albany, NY 12211
Place of Birth: Troy, NY
Family: I am blessed with an amazing family. A beautiful wife, loving parents, and three younger brothers and sisters.
College: B.S. in Construction Engineering Management from California State University at Long Beach
First job unrelated to current field: Crew leader at a moving company; Speedy Movers
First Job in Current Field: Intern with Turner out of the Anaheim, CA office
What your firm does now and its plans for the future? Turner is currently a leader in the construction industry both here in N.Y. and nationally. We have a strong presence across numerous market segments including; commercial, healthcare, higher-ed, and K-12 to name a few. We plan to continue on the tradition of building relationships and delivering promises.
Hobbies: I enjoy traveling with my wife and working with my hands
Favorite Film: I love a good action movie, but strangely enough, The Notebook is my favorite movie.
Favorite Book: The book I read most and couldn't live without is the Bible
Keys to Success: Hard work, integrity, relationships, communication
Persons you admire (outside of the family): Billy Graham
If you had to choose a different profession, what would it be? Working with my wife in real estate
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