Credentials

Education: Environmental Studies, University of Colorado; Business Management, Delaware County Community College
Certifications & Licenses: Proficiency in Sage, BOSS® LM, and a variety of other software and technology platforms.
Experience: Josh is nearing 20 years of facilities experience. His prowess ranges from leadership and sales, to technology, and his industry expertise spans health care and higher education, to commercial, industrial, and government sectors.

Career Summary

Our Colorado office welcomes Josh to the team. Josh has 18-plus years of facilities services experience behind him. He looks forward to applying considerable leadership expertise to his current business development role. Josh accrued such experience in varied roles, from field operations manager, to sales, marketing, recruiting, HR, office administration, and networking leadership. If it has to do with the beating heart of an organization’s operations, Josh has likely “been there, done that.” He is most certainly not industry-agnostic, either; he is comfortable within and speaks the “language” of government, medical, industrial, higher-ed, transportation, and commercial sectors – including high-rise buildings. Wherever he goes, whomever he supports, Josh is tenacious in working with clients and toward real solutions that truly help others.

Personal

Josh’s commitment to helping and serving others extends to his “free time.” He participates in and supports numerous local and national causes, not limited to the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society and special needs organizations. Josh is committed to helping members of our community who are in need, from struggling youth, to those facing homelessness and domestic violence. As busy as he is in the community, Josh still finds time (and has the energy!) to play ice hockey and to volunteer to coach his son’s baseball team. For some much-needed unwinding, Josh enjoys travel, camping, fishing, shooting, and hiking the Rockies’ many 13ers and 14ers (for those flatlanders out there, that’s peaks of 13,000-plus feet).