Who is the CEO that owns the largest log structure in Colorado?
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(CROSSCUT – February 2003)\nBUILDING BIG\n112,000 SQ. FT., 104 TRUCK, CREW OF 50 AS PIONEER LOG HOMES BUILDS\nTHE WESTERN HEMISPHERE’S LARGEST LOG STRUCTURE.\nThe age-old adage of “being in the right place at the right time” certainly holds\ntrue for a Williams Lake log homebuilding company. The right place was a home show in\nDenver, Colorado, and the right time was the spring of 1999. Add the right customer into\nthe equation and you have the recipe for a project that resulted in the construction of a\n112,000 square foot log home.\n“Our client came by our booth at the Denver home show, met with my brother,\nBryan Reid Sr., and he liked what he saw,” explains Andre Chevigny, co-owner and\ngeneral manager of the family business. “He had been looking for somebody to build his\nranch house for over five years, but he just hadn’t found a company that could offer the\nright combination of product quality, construction knowledge and attitude. He had been\ntold by a number of other companies that it was not possible to build the home he\nenvisioned, but almost immediately after meeting the client at the home show, we started\nworking on the plans.”\nThe project initially started out as a somewhat smaller venture for Pioneer as the\nclient, who wishes to remain anonymous, awarded the company the contract to build a\n27,000 square ft addition to an existing structure on their 7,000 acre ranch in the state or\nColorado.\nThe 27,000 square ft project was started in May 1999 and was delivered to the\nclient in October the same year. “After delivery of the log shell package and the related\nroof package, there was no turning back for the customer,” says Chevigny. “Once our\nproduct arrived onsite, our client decided that he could not live with the existing home so\nwe started building the new section, an 85,000 square foot structure, that would fit with\nthe new 27,000 square foot addition to the original home.”\nBoth sections of the project were constructed at Pioneer’s yard in Williams Lake.\nThey were built to the plans and specifications as outlined by Williams Lake designer and\narchitect Don Gesinger, who, worked closely with the client, Chevigny and Pioneer’s\nmaster craftsman, Peter Arnold. Chevigny remembers every 2 – 3 days there was another\ndetail or challenge to deal with. This structure presented opportunities for Pioneer to push\nthe architectural and engineering envelopes for hand crafted log construction to new\nlevels of intricacy.\nThe 85,000 square foot structure was started in May 2001. As the delivery date in\nJune 2002 came closer, the 50-member Williams Lake crew ramped up their production\nworking from dawn to dusk for 37 days straight in April to complete the intricate log\nwork on schedule. Each individual component of the home was then tagged and\nnumbered then dismantled and loaded onto 85 trucks that transported Pioneer’s work to\nthe Colorado home site in June 2002.\nBetween the two phases (27,000 square ft and 85,000 sq ft) a total of 104\ntruckloads of handcrafted log components were shipped. Once all the trucks arrived in\nColorado, local crews consisting of 25 US workers, under the supervision of Bryan Reid\nSr., Peter Arnold, Chuck Moore, and Carsten Heyer completed the re-assembly of the log\npackage. The roof is currently being put on the structure and then the interior finishing\nwill commence, a process that Chevigny says will take three to four years.\nAccording to Chevigny, the home is not only the largest log home Pioneer has\never built, but it is also the largest log home ever built in the Western Hemisphere. Logs\nutilized in the home include three very large cedar logs. Two of the logs each supports\none of the two subsection centers of the home. These two logs are between 700 and 750\nyears old and each tree weighs approximately 26,000lbs. And is approximately 6.5 feet\nwide by 60 ft long. The third cedar log, which Chevigny affectionately calls “The Spec
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Could it be:\n\nUS WEST Business Resources, Inc\n188 Inverness Drive W, Suite 200\nEnglewood, CO 80112\n303.397.8000\nFAX 303.397.8886
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I don;t think so. Why not try checking it at http://www.colorado.gov ? I think it's better if you make a phone call and ask the officials in the State
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Yes, a real estate and investment firm.  \n\nPlatinum Dragon Empire Inc has applied to build a Disneyland style entertainment zone and a water palace in southern Vung Tau City, Vietnam, at a cost of US$550mil.
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CISCO's eastern headquarters in located in Research Triangle Park North Carolina - its between Durham and Raleigh.\n\nCISCO's western headquarters is in San Jose, California.
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Use your state's Secretary of State website and perform a business search.  I found that the agent for Firehouse Ventures is GREGORY S. WALDBAUM at 1038 E 6TH AVE UNIT B, DENVER, CO 80218, United States.
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ICM in Colwich, Kansas is the largest ethanol plant builder in the world. Here is the company's Web site address:  \nhttp://www.icminc.com/
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Chief Executive Officer
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I work with an Inc 500 Company that's been in business for over 20 years.  They are in the Health aand Wellness Industry.  Not only do they have a great standing with the better business bureau they also have receive awards from them. The Eastern Idaho and Western Wyoming division of the Better Business Bureau recently presented Our President and CEO with its 2005 "Hall of Fame" award. This prestigious \naward honored the company for its example of ethics and integrity in dealings with customers, employees, and the community.\n\nIf you would like more information on what we do and how we get paid... contact me through my 360 page.
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I don't have the CEO's address but you might ask how to contact him through Investor Relations, here's the number I found for you: \n\nInvestor Relations Contact:\n\nJ. F. Dannhauser\n212-599-4690
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this will help but there is more to the story please read it if you wish at the link provided.\ntake care\n\nAs a firm, Legg Mason upped its Amazon.com stake in the second quarter, according to institutional stock ownership tracker bigdough.com. Legg Mason is the second largest institutional owner of Amazon.com, with more than $530 million invested in the company as of June 30
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Part ownership in the corporation that owns the park.  The residents and others are stockholders
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The North Face, Inc.\n2013 Farallon Dr.\nSan Leandro, CA 94577\nUSA\n\nIt seems to me that it might be privately held.
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The most recent is an scandal involving Indian Gaming licenses and the current Department of the Interior.  Today Gail Norton, the Secretary of the Interior, resigned her post for "personal reasons".\n\nSee news story below and search for "Abramoff and Indian gaming" for more articles.
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a chain of supermarkets in colorado
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- Colorado...?\n- Denver...?\n- If not then click the below link for more references.\n- all the best\n-----------
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This is the only info I could locate on them. Hope it helps!\nSCHROEDER BROTHERS CORP \nNICHOL AVE \nMCKEES ROCKS, PA 15136