Shortly after introduction, I am commonly asked, “are you an engineer? architect? contractor? to which I often respond, “none of the above, I am a mechanic with an economics degree”.
As this response does not typically engender a deep confidence in my abilities, there is most often a request to explain further. My first experiences with land development began while working at my father’s land surveying business in our hometown of Woodland, CA. As this was a family business, I spent my summer months running land surveying crews in the farmlands of Yolo, Sutter, and Colusa counties before I was licensed to drive.
Conversely, I have also observed the astounding effectiveness and the consistent ability for a team to meet objectives and exceed expectations when the culture of that team is built upon mutual respect and to which project stakeholders are treated as partners.
At Chuck Conner Consulting, we are committed to the principle that all projects are unique, client objectives are our primary concern, and that the foundation to our approach is based upon mutual respect for the property, the community, and for the stakeholders in which we serve.
