by Sam Rivera | Nov 16, 2025 | Architecture, Construction, Owner's Representative
As an architect or engineer, your project should end with a podium moment alongside the owner and contractor—followed by the afterparty where you swap stories, laugh about the hurdles you overcame, and look forward to the next project together.What it shouldn’t be:⚠️...
by Sam Rivera | Nov 16, 2025 | Architecture, Construction, Owner's Representative
what you could accomplish if you had a dedicated advocate on your side during your commercial real estate project. Instead of juggling contractors, architects, and city agencies, you’d have someone protecting your interests, managing the details, and holding everyone...
by Sam Rivera | Nov 16, 2025 | Construction, Owner's Representative
Behind every successful project is a person who knows how to keep things moving forward—no matter how many moving pieces there are.This week, we’re spotlighting William Marcrie, our Project Manager, whose role goes far beyond timelines and task lists.In every project,...
by Sam Rivera | Nov 16, 2025 | Construction, Owner's Representative
Every construction project has its challenges — shifting timelines, complex coordination, and hundreds of moving parts that all need to line up just right. That’s where teamwork makes all the difference.Will, Sam, and Mark work together every day to keep things moving...
by Sam Rivera | Nov 16, 2025 | Construction, Owner's Representative
Behind every successful business is a person who knows how to wear a lot of different hats. At MMC that person is Samantha Rivera.Samantha started as the HR Director but quickly realized she wanted to do more to help the company grow. She began working in accounting...
by Sam Rivera | Nov 16, 2025 | Construction, Owner's Representative
…or gears up for a new phase, the maintenance scope can feel overwhelming. What really needs to be done now? What can wait? And how do you know you’re getting fair pricing?That’s where we come in. As your Owner’s Representative, we take a critical eye to...
