MINNEAPOLIS, MN (July 1, 2024) – Egan Company, a local specialty contractor and systems integrator, announced Jim Nonn, Chief Information Officer, has been appointed as Chairman of the Board of Egan Company’s Board of Directors.
“As Egan’s new Chairman, Jim brings a very unique perspective to the Egan Board of Directors,” said James Ford, Egan Company President & CEO. ”He has worked at Egan for over 25 years and has been part of our leadership team for many of those years. That deep experience gives him the insights to quickly see challenges we may be facing or opportunities we should be pursuing.”
Since joining Egan’s IT group in 1998, Nonn has spearheaded the implementation of innovative technologies like server and desktop virtualization. His leadership and vision led to his appointment to the Board of Directors in 2016.
As Chairman of the Board, primary responsibilities will include leadership, governance, agenda setting, and meeting facilitation.
Alongside Nonn, Egan’s Board of Directors includes James Ford, President and Chief Executive Officer; Mike Tengwall, Senior Vice President; and Duane Hendricks, Board Member.
About Egan Company
Egan Company is a privately-owned, specialty contractor providing building trades to general contractors, engineers, building owners, property managers, and facility engineers. Specialties include: electrical, mechanical, curtainwall/glazing/metal panels (InterClad), millwrights, building technology, controls and system integration, and 24/7 service. Egan serves every stage of a building and provides in-house expertise in planning, design and engineering, construction, and maintenance. For more information about Egan Company, visit www.eganco.com.
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MINNEAPOLIS, MN (January 20, 2016) – Egan Company, a Brooklyn Park specialty contractor, announced Jim Nonn, Chief Information Officer, has been appointed to the Egan Company Board of Directors.
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