Our Team
In many ways our organization is structured similar to a football team.
In order to have successful teamwork, you need a “head coach” (president), dependable staff (office personnel), assistant coaches (project managers), quarterbacks (superintendents) and skilled players in the field consisting of foremen, carpenters, apprentices and laborers.
At our peak, Marion Construction, Inc. employed as many as five administrative personnel and a team of six superintendents and seventeen carpenters, apprentices, and laborers.
Greg Marion, President and Founder
Greg is a third generation native of West Palm Beach with 25 years of construction experience. He founded Marion Construction, Inc. in 1994, and through his guidance and nurturing, has developed the company into a multi-million dollar organization with many commercial buildings, luxury homes and specialty projects being recognized through awards presented by the Associated General Contractors of America and the American Institute of Architects (Please visit our Awards Section). In 2006 Greg and his firm were awarded the 2005 Builder of the Year Award by the American Institute of Architects.
A. Wesley Parrish, Project Manager
Wesley is a graduate of the University of Florida. He has been managing projects for Marion Construction for the past three years, overseeing work on commercial projects involving both new construction and interior build-outs totaling in excess of six and one-half million dollars. During this time he has demonstrated his capabilities as a facilitator and negotiator. His responsibilities include estimating, drafting proposals, negotiations with owners, execution of subcontracts, interaction and correspondence with architects, daily communication with and management of the project superintendents, preparing and maintaining project schedules and addressing issues as they arise during construction.
Susan Zammit, Office Manager
Susan holds a master’s degree in education from the University of Florida. After teaching for eight years, she spent the next few years raising a daughter and working part-time in the accounting department of a family-owned construction firm. She began working with Greg as his bookkeeper in 1997. Her duties have been expanded and she now functions as the office manager for this active enterprise.