Six Hagerman Employees Graduate from the Kelley Executive Leadership Program

A CONGRATULATORY LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT

Team,

Today, I had the honor of witnessing six of your peers graduate from the KELP (Kelley Executive Leadership Program) program, which has been a two-year investment of their time and dedication.  Participants included Karen Schutte, Ken Stroke, Brad Smith, Tammy Mitchell, Evan Sutton and Ken Alexander.  Over the past two years, they have spent countless hours in lectures, researching, preparing for presentations, and learning about many different facets of the business world.  Not only was this program intended to strengthen the diversity of talent within each individual, but it will also provide significant benefit to the organization as lessons learned find their way back into our company and daily activities.  An additional benefit was the fact we partnered with three other organizations who also brought diverse talent and energy to the program (Cripe, Glick and Mikes Carwash).  This allowed our respective companies to share insights and problem solve together, thus strengthening our relationship with each. 

I was truly impressed with the level of sophistication, professionalism and passion each member presented throughout the program.  We can all be proud of how Karen, Ken, Brad, Tammy, Evan, and Ken represented The Hagerman Group!  

Please join me in congratulating each of these “new grads”!!

Jeff Hagerman | President

The Hagerman Group

THE HAGERMAN GROUP RECEIVES OUTSTANDING LARGE SCALE MASONRY ACHEIVEMENT AWARD

The Hagerman Group was recently honored to receive the Outstanding Large Scale Masonry Achievement Award for their work on The Palladium at the Center for the Performing Arts, at The Indiana Excellence in Masonry Annual Awards Program. 

This award recognizes outstanding masonry projects featuring brick, block, and stone for design, workmanship and creativity.  Kris Leckron, Superintendent for The Hagerman Group, describes this work as, “a once in a lifetime project for the stone masons; it has ranked with such projects as the old courthouses, opry houses, and turn of the century buildings.”

Featured in this photo are:

Evan Sutton, The Hagerman Group (far left)

Brandon Bogan, CSO Architects (center)

Kris Leckron, The Hagerman Group (far right)