M. B. Kahn Welcomes Craig Floyd as Executive Vice President July 9, 2024

M. B. Kahn Construction Co., Inc. welcomes Craig Floyd as Executive Vice President. Craig brings a wealth of knowledge
to the role, having successfully managed an extensive portfolio of construction projects over his 25-year career. His
expertise spans a variety of sectors, including higher education, K-12 schools, commercial buildings, multi-family
residences, and healthcare facilities. In addition to project management, Craig is well-versed in the intricacies of growing
and scaling construction companies. At M. B. Kahn, Craig will apply his management experience to oversee construction
activities beginning in programming through design, preconstruction, construction, and commissioning phases.

“Craig’s journey in the construction industry has been marked by a commitment to excellence and a drive for
continuous improvement,” said Bob Chisholm, President. “Over the years, he has honed his skills in managing complex
projects, ensuring that each one is completed on time, within budget, and to the highest standards of quality. His ability
to innovate and implement effective management strategies has set him apart as a leader in the field. Whether it’s
streamlining processes or introducing new technologies, Craig is always looking for ways to improve efficiency and
deliver better results and will serve our clients well.”

“We are excited to have someone with Craig’s exceptional leadership skills join the M. B. Kahn family,” said Bret Estridge,
Executive Vice President in M. B. Kahn’s Construction Management Division. “His philosophy of open and honest
dialogue fosters a collaborative work environment and has not only helped him navigate the challenges of construction
projects but also build strong, lasting relationships with everyone involved. As Craig joins the team, his knowledge base
and forward-thinking mindset are sure to drive the company towards even greater success.”

Craig has a degree in building construction from Virginia Tech. His commitment to the field extends beyond his formal
education, as he actively participates in several key industry organizations, including FMI and Associated Builders and
Contractors. He proudly supports his alma mater and the next generation of builders through guest lectures and
presentations at the Virginia Tech Myers-Lawson School of Construction. His involvement in industry organizations and
educational endeavors highlights his commitment to continuous learning and development, both for himself and for
others.