The Christman Company today announced a strategic leadership transition, introducing new regional and company leaders across Michigan, and expanding responsibilities to strengthen operations, accelerate growth and advance innovation across its enterprise.
Joe Luther
Joe will continue as senior vice president and will now provide executive-level leadership across Southeast Michigan, Central Michigan, and Dallas/Ft. Worth.
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Jason Ide
Jason has been promoted to vice president and general manager, leading strategic growth, client service and project delivery in Detroit and surrounding markets.
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Dan Davis
Dan has been promoted to vice president, assuming expanded operational responsibilities to support regional execution and collaboration.
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Whitney Kutcher
Whitney joins the Christman team as business development manager, bringing expertise in client engagement and strategic partnerships to advance our presence in Southeast Michigan.
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Jacob Kulhanek
Jacob will continue as senior vice president and will now provide executive-level leadership across West Michigan and Tennessee, as well as Christman’s FedEx and self-perform operations.
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Zac Bosma
Zac has been named vice president and general manager, leveraging decades of experience in complex, multi-phased projects and client-focused leadership in West Michigan.
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“These moves reflect our commitment to providing exceptional service and operational excellence,” said The Christman Company CEO Steve Roznowski. “Our next-generation leaders embody Christman’s values of integrity, partnership and performance. Together, they will accelerate decision-making, share best practices and deliver outstanding outcomes for our clients and communities.”
As part of this transition, Jacob Kulhanek and Joe Luther will step out of their regional general manager roles in Michigan to focus on enterprise-level responsibilities, while welcoming Jason Ide and Zac Bosma into those key regional leadership positions.
Luther said the changes will strengthen Christman’s presence in Southeast Michigan.
“Jason is the right leader for Southeast Michigan,” said Luther. “He combines exceptional team development with a client-first approach and a strong track record of delivering complex projects. His leadership will be instrumental as we strengthen our impact in the region.”
Ide echoed that commitment to growth and collaboration.
“I’m honored to lead our Southeast Michigan team and continue Christman’s tradition of excellence in this region,” said Ide. “Our growth is fueled by the expertise and dedication of our employees and the strong partnerships we’ve built with clients. I look forward to advancing that momentum and delivering outstanding outcomes.”
The company expects these appointments to accelerate growth and collaboration across Michigan.
Kulhanek emphasized the importance of strong leadership in West Michigan.
“Zac brings exceptional experience and leadership to West Michigan,” said Kulhanek. “With 34 years in the local construction industry and 18 years at Christman, Zac is a staple in our community and has proven to be a strong leader who embodies our values. His ability to unite people, manage complex, multi-phased projects and build lasting relationships make him the ideal choice to guide our team and drive continued success in the region.”
Bosma said he is eager to build on Christman’s legacy in the region.
“It’s a privilege to lead our West Michigan team,” said Bosma. “We’ll continue delivering exceptional results and building strong partnerships that drive success for our clients and communities.”
The Christman Company, founded in 1894, is one of the country’s leading professional construction services firms. The company’s award-winning services include construction management, general contracting, design/build, program management, real estate development and self-perform services. Christman specializes in a variety of construction markets, including government, higher and K12 education, industrial and power, healthcare, and corporate office. Ranked at No. 75 in the Engineering News-Record ENR 400 top contractors nationally, Christman has more than $7.7 billion in construction underway managed by 575 professional employees across five states throughout the Southeast U.S., the Midwest, the Southwest U.S., and the Mid-Atlantic.