DeAngelis Diamond Promotes Division Manager and Project Executive

DeAngelis Dia­mond is pleased to announce the pro­motions of Gus Lindquist to vice president and di­vision manager of special projects and Eric Brackin to se­nior project executive. Lindquist has been with the firm for eight years and Brackin for more than 14, each bringing the integrity, leadership and dedi­cation to excellence that have long defined the company’s cul­ture. Their promo­tions reflect DeAnge­lis Diamond’s ongoing commitment to developing top talent from within.

As vice president and division man­ager of special projects, Lindquist will lead and expand the division’s reach across DeAngelis Diamond’s broader market sectors, driving business devel­opment and overseeing project teams in partnership with Director of Special Projects Brian McKenzie. Now in his tenth year with DeAngelis Diamond, Lindquist has advanced through multiple roles of increasing responsibility and has contributed to the successful delivery of complex health care, hospitality and nonprofit projects throughout Southwest Florida. Lindquist holds a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering from Le­Tourneau University and is a licensed general contractor. Notable projects in­clude several projects with Arthrex, Lake Park Diner at Founders Square and the newly opened restaurant Acqua Bistecca located on the Ritz Carlton Residences development in Bonita Springs.

As senior project executive, Brackin will lead complex projects from precon­struction through completion, overseeing GMP budgets, scheduling and financial performance while serving as a primary point of contact for client relationships and a resource for project teams. Over his 14 years with DeAngelis Diamond, Brackin has grown through various roles and built a reputation for the trust, cost discipline and client-first approach that defines the firm’s work in the Naples mar­ket and beyond. Brackin is an American Hospital Association Certified Healthcare Constructor and holds OSHA 30 and ICRA 2.0 certifications. He is also a mem­ber of the American Society for Health­care Engineering (ASHE). Brackin earned a Bachelor of Science in Building Science and a minor in business administration from Auburn University. Notable projects include the Arthrex Global Headquar­ters, HSS/NCH Freestanding Inpatient Orthopedic Unit and the Collier County Behavioral Health Center, currently under construction.

DeAngelis Diamond is an innovative, award-winning national construction management firm specializing in com­mercial, multi-family, and health care construction with more than 30 years of experience across the United States and the Caribbean Islands. It’s one of America’s fastest-growing companies, according to Inc. 5000, and is listed on ENR’s Top 400 Contractors list annually. Visit DeAngelisDiamond.com for more information.