Meet the Crew

My Journey as an Intern: Charlotte Simmons

From supporting day-to-day project operations to helping preserve a piece of local history, Charlotte’s internship offered a unique look at the construction industry. Along the way, she gained valuable experience, developed new skills, and experienced firsthand the culture that makes JP Cullen unique. We caught up with Charlotte to learn more about the people, projects,

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The Man Behind the Camera: Paul Vassalotti

Photographers don’t often find themselves in the spotlight – they’re usually behind the camera, finding just the right lighting or waiting for the perfect moment to capture their subject. Over the past three years, Paul Vassalotti has photographed thousands of tradespeople and projects as our staff photographer. His work has allowed us to share so

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Jacob’s Journey: How Operation Fresh Start Sparked a Career in Construction

Meet Jacob Corona Cordero, who is currently a third-year carpenter apprentice at JP Cullen. In this role, Jacob attended school through the Union and is actively in the learning phase of his career. Currently, he is working on the Kikkoman jobsite, where he is assigned to light-duty tasks.   What Sparked Your Interest in Construction?

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A Journey from Start to Finish: Tyler Geiger’s Internship Experience at JP Cullen

As the days grow shorter and the leaves begin to change, the dawn of a new school year brings with it the promise of fresh opportunities, learning, and growth. It’s an ideal time to reflect on the transformative experiences that the past few months have brought. For Tyler Geiger, a senior at UW-Platteville majoring in

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Mental Health in the Workplace: How to Help a Colleague in Need

While the construction industry is synonymous with rugged determination and unparalleled craftsmanship it’s important to remember that the men and women who build our world are not immune to the trials of life. In fact, the construction industry has one of the highest rates of suicide of any industry in the United States. As we

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