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KINGS Capital Construction honored with Business Council of Westchester's award

White Plains, NY KINGS Capital Construction was named winner of the Small Business Success Award for the Business Council of Westchester’s (BCW) Business Hall of Fame Awards. As an organization dedicated to economic development and advocacy, the BCW honors Westchester’s business leaders yearly with its Hall of Fame Awards. The Small Business Success award acknowledges KINGS as a dedicated and prospering business within Westchester County. The event took place at Glen Island Harbor Club in New Rochelle, where KINGS accepted the award.

KINGS Capital is established as an expert in real estate development, construction management, and site work development services across the tristate area. This community-focused company wants to build long-lasting relationships with customers, to fulfill the vision of high-quality, personalized construction services to commercial clients.

“We are deeply humbled and honored to win the great distinction of BCW’s Small Business Success Award,” said JD Summa, CEO, and president of KINGS. “Being a small business comes with its challenges, and these challenges have been harder than ever before in the last few years, but at KINGS, we don’t give up. We persist through the difficulties and prioritize our customers’ quality of service. With our resourcefulness to problem-solve, we successfully facilitate and manage work through our team and various partners.”

Since 2009, KINGS Capital Construction has been recognized for its expertise, exceptional business practices, and commitment to integrity as a pillar in the Westchester business community. Over the years, KINGS Capital Construction has won awards, including 914 Inc.’s Best Place to Work (Ranked #1) in 2021, 914 Inc.’s Best of Business in 2021, Best of Mid-Hudson’s Best Overall Leadership in 2021, and an award for Forbes NY Business Leaders in 2014. KINGS Capital Construction has also been named one of the Fastest Growing Companies by Inc. 5000— it was ranked #127 for NY Regionals Fastest Growing Companies in the NY Metro in 2021 and #3384 for Fastest Growing Companies in America in 2021. For the same category, Inc. 5000’s Fastest-Growing Companies in America, it was ranked #1063 in 2017, #814 in 2016, #604 in 2015, and #644 in 2014. Finally, KINGS Capital Construction CEO Summa was honored in the 2013 Business Council of Westchester Rising Stars 40 Under 40, and Business Development Manager, Victoria Bruno, was honored in the 2020 Business Council of Westchester Rising Stars 40 Under 40.

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