Welcome to Northstar’s article series, ‘Meet the Partners of Northstar: Guiding Our Strategic Vision & Company’s Success.’ In this series, we explore the experiences and journeys of our partners who have played a pivotal role in shaping Northstar’s trajectory over the past fifteen years.
In the project management business, careers are measured by the projects. But for Lee, it’s not the buildings that are important; it’s the people he’s worked alongside that have left lasting impressions as he has moved through in his career.
The Early Years
Lee’s journey began at the tender age of 17 when he crossed paths with Jerry Bosch, a good friend who introduced him to his father and who subsequently hired him as a construction laborer, setting the stage for a career that spans nearly half a century. The hard work over those early years was worth the effort. In 1984, Lee walked out of Purdue University with a master’s degree in civil engineering and was driving to New England to start working for Gilbane Building Company on his first full-time job in the post-graduate workforce.