Kevin Spellman

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  www.emerick.com/subpage_inthenews/in_the_news_archives. - [Cached Version]
  Last Visited: 3/18/2007  

  As one of only two general contractors making the cut to the prestigious and highly competitive list, Emerick's President, Kevin Spellman believes the core values that drive the company are what makes it successful, as well as such a desirable place to work.
  
  "We have a firm belief that if we hire people who uphold our company values and principles of integrity, responsiveness and adaptability, we will create successful results both internally and externally," says Spellman.
  
  Spellman believes that these core values drive a collaborative style of work, which allows employees to grow professionally and individually.He also says the benefits and perks from working with Emerick create a positive corporate culture."We offer a very competitive wage and benefits package," comments Spellman.
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  As one of only two general contractors making the cut to the prestigious and highly competitive list, Emerick's President, Kevin Spellman believes the core values that drive the company are what makes it successful, as well as such a desirable place to work.
  
  "We have a firm belief that if we hire people who uphold our company values and principles of integrity, responsiveness and adaptability, we will create successful results both internally and externally," says Spellman.
  
  Spellman believes that these core values drive a collaborative style of work, which allows employees to grow professionally and individually.He also says the benefits and perks from working with Emerick create a positive corporate culture."We offer a very competitive wage and benefits package," comments Spellman.
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  "So much of what we do depends on communicating with our clients and partners face-to-face," says Emerick's president, Kevin Spellman."I think the benefit of adding these tools is to supplement, not replace our current processes."
  
  But Spellman and other team members at Emerick recognized the potential the internet could bring to their clients in terms of project collaboration, efficiency, communication and coordination.
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  We plan to utilize this new project specific web site on one of our new jobs in Walla Walla, Washington," says Spellman."We hope this will aid in the communication process and help break down distance barriers."
  
  Though plans to implement a more extensive project web site are forging forward, Emerick will always maintain a public viewing site."We feel it is as important to keep our community informed of the project status as well as our clients and partners," adds Spellman.

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  db1.lorman.com/bookstore/bookstore_details.php?sku=3713 - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 1/24/2007    Last Visited: 7/20/2007  

  Kevin Spellman, Spellman Consulting, Inc.

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  www.emerick.com/subpage_awards/awards_main_page.htm - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 1/1/2001    Last Visited: 3/18/2007  

  1999 Associated General Contractors' "SIR Award" presented to Emerick's President, Kevin Spellman

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  www.emerick.com/subpage_about_emerick/about_emerick_who - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 5/23/2006    Last Visited: 3/18/2007  

  Kevin Spellman, Retired PresidentJoining Emerick in 1977 after working in his family's construction firm, Kevin assumed the role of vice president and treasurer in charge of all financial, business, and legal matters just a year later.
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  On April 1, 2005, Kevin retired after 28 years of company service (18 years as President) to accommodate his interest in pursuing other opportunities free of the daily operational demands of a construction company.Spellman has taken on teaching assignments at Oregon State University and Portland Community College, as well as consulting with Emerick and others in the industry.

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  2006-2007 Small Business Development - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 1/1/2006    Last Visited: 11/15/2007  

  Instructor: Kevin Spellman, owner / Spellman Consulting

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  Chapter Calendar - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 3/4/1999    Last Visited: 10/30/2007  

  Instructor: Kevin Spellman, owner, Spellman consulting.

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  Conkling Fiskum & McCormick | CFM Insider : Session... - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 4/2/2001    Last Visited: 12/29/2001  

  Kevin Spellman of Emerick Construction said a reduction in SAIF dividends to policyholders would undermine construction industry investments in worker safety programs.
  
  House Rules and Redistricting sent a bill last week to the Ways and Means Committee that prohibits use of punchcard ballots in Oregon starting with the 2002 general election.Only three Oregon counties still use punchcard balloting.
  
  Governor Kitzhaber and a group of bipartisan legislative leaders held a press conference last week to tout energy siting legislation and a package of energy conservation measures, which they say will help to avoid blackouts and stabilize electricity prices.When asked about the issue of delaying implementation of Oregon's electricity restructuring plan, Kitzhaber said he would consider a delay of up to 6 months, but veto legislation with any longer delay.Later in the week, Kitzhaber indicated he would veto legislation that attempts to divert or earmark public purpose funding generated under the restructuring plan that is intended to pay for energy conservation and renewable energy resources.

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  Conkling Fiskum & McCormick | CFM Insider : Session... - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 4/2/2001    Last Visited: 1/7/2002  

  Kevin Spellman of Emerick Construction said a reduction in SAIF dividends to policyholders would undermine construction industry investments in worker safety programs.
  
  House Rules and Redistricting sent a bill last week to the Ways and Means Committee that prohibits use of punchcard ballots in Oregon starting with the 2002 general election.Only three Oregon counties still use punchcard balloting.
  
  Governor Kitzhaber and a group of bipartisan legislative leaders held a press conference last week to tout energy siting legislation and a package of energy conservation measures, which they say will help to avoid blackouts and stabilize electricity prices.When asked about the issue of delaying implementation of Oregon's electricity restructuring plan, Kitzhaber said he would consider a delay of up to 6 months, but veto legislation with any longer delay.Later in the week, Kitzhaber indicated he would veto legislation that attempts to divert or earmark public purpose funding generated under the restructuring plan that is intended to pay for energy conservation and renewable energy resources.

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  Legislative Committee - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 6/28/2009    Last Visited: 6/28/2009  

  Kevin Spellman, Emerick Construction Company

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  Local 247 United Brotherhood of Carpenters Portland... - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 8/25/2009    Last Visited: 8/25/2009  

  In addition, Kevin Spellman, who works for Emerick Construction Co., was elected to the MESD. Thanks for your continued support.

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