The Conlan Co.

Tony’s Conlan journey began at The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, where he earned a degree in Economics and a certificate in Urban Planning.

From college, Tony took a position with a big box hardware store working in the kitchen and bath department before moving into the public sector as an inspector. He then settled into a position with an architecture firm in their construction management division. 

At the architecture firm, Tony found himself working alongside small general contractors on a variety of projects. This lead directly to Conlan, where he joined our team in 2005 as a Project Engineer. He was promoted in 2008 to Project Manager and 2013 to Senior Project Manager before being elevated to his current role as Vice President, where he focuses on providing the best customer experience possible on each project. 

A graduate of Construction Science & Management from Clemson University, Scott began his professional career with Fluor Constructors as a Cost Engineer in Kentucky. His first project was at a TVA plant in the energy sector. He relocated to Atlanta to begin work with Conlan as a Project Engineer working on Shell office buildings in 1993.

Scott was promoted to his current position as Senior Vice President in 2013. In his current role, Scott is responsible for establishing and maintaining accounts in the Mid-Atlantic and Southeast Regions of the United States for Conlan. Scott was a key figure in Conlan’s expansion efforts outside of Georgia and continues to oversee pricing and management on many projects.

Charles is a proud graduate of Auburn University, where he received his BS in Building Construction in 1997. Conlan hired him as a Project Engineer upon graduation from college. Like many of his colleagues, he has been here ever since. Charles has been promoted multiple times at Conlan – as a Project Manager in 2000, Sr. Project Manager in 2007, and into his current role as Vice President in 2009.

Charles’ current focus at Conlan is on project estimating and management for large build-to-suit and e-commerce facilities across the country. Career highlights include playing a key role in the completion of Conlan’s first Amazon Fulfillment Center in 2011.

When he’s not working, Charles is involved in his church and neighborhood association that works closely with the Atlanta Memorial Park Conservancy. He enjoys football games and hanging out with his wife Leslie and their two children.

A graduate in Building Construction from Georgia Tech, Chris started as an intern with Conlan in 2007. After graduation, he started as a Project Engineer in Interiors, promoted to Project Manager in 2010, transitioned to Shell in 2015, was promoted to Sr. Project Manager in 2015, and then promoted to VP in 2020.

Today, Chris’ job is mostly focused in project management and estimating. In his free time he enjoys golfing, attending sporting events, and spending time with his wife, Kelly, and their three children

David began his construction career at a distributor for Armstrong World Industries products in Atlanta from 1979-1982. He spent the next ten years with Lawrence & Company, a drywall and acoustical ceiling subcontractor, as an Estimator and Project Manager. It was at Lawrence & Company where David first started working with Conlan as a subcontractor. Gary was so impressed with David’s work ethic that in 1992, he recruited him to start an interiors group within Conlan, an opportunity that David gladly accepted. Since, he has helped grow the business to over a billion dollars in annual revenue.

While David still leads the interiors group, he also works closely with Gary and Kevin to manage the overall operations of the company, with a focus on job site safety, insurance, human resources and IT.

David is married to Carolyn and is a proud father of three sons. A recent empty-nester, he enjoys travel, friends and sporting events.

Conlan founder Gary Condron has spent his entire life building. Starting off at the University of Florida where he received his Bachelor of Science in Building Construction, Gary officially entered the construction business in Houston with Brown & Root in the late 1970s. He then moved to Atlanta in 1978 to work with Holder Construction. After nearly a decade with Holder, Gary took the entrepreneurial leap in 1987 and founded his own firm, The Conlan Company, where he oversees operations and business development from their Jacksonville office.

Since founding, Gary has led by example in building Conlan from small local contractor to a national leader in light industrial construction with nearly a billion dollars in annual revenue. Company highlights include being ranked in the Top 100 of Engineering News Record Top 400 Contractors as well as being recognized as the #1 builder of warehouse and distribution product in the country.

In 2018, he was inducted into the Building Construction Hall of Fame at the University of Florida, where he and his wife Nancy are active members of the Gator community.

Accounting professional Julie Osterland was educated at KSU, where she received both her Bachelor’s degree in accounting as well as a Masters in Business Administration.

Julie spent the first decade of her career in Public Accounting at Smith Adcock and Company before transitioning into the private sector first as the Controller, then Vice President & Chief Financial Officer at an Atlanta-based engineering consulting firm. The firm was eventually acquired and merged into Caliburn International, a $1B global organization, where she continued working in the same capacity until joining The Conlan Company.

As CFO, Julie brings nearly two decades of accounting experience to Conlan. She is responsible for managing the finances and the overall financial reporting and compliance of the entire company.

When not watching over our books, Julie enjoys volunteering with local organizations, traveling, attending sporting events, and spending time with friends, her husband John, and their two beautiful daughters

A graduate of Construction Engineering from Texas Tech, Justin started his career in 2006 as a Project Engineer with Cadence McShane Construction in Dallas. Here, he worked his way up to be a Project Manager before relocating to work in Pre-Construction at Lee Lewis Construction in Lubbock, TX in 2014. Before joining Conlan, Justin most recently held a Project Director position at MYCON General Contractors in Dallas.

Today he is in charge of managing Conlan’s Dallas office where he oversees operations, preconstruction, and business development. He is highly attentive to detail and responsive to clients’ needs. 

Outside of Conlan, Justin in an active board member on the Sanger Economic Development Board. He enjoys traveling, competing in steak cook-offs, and spending time with his wife Beth and their three children, Jackson, Lindsey, and William

Kevin Turpin started at Conlan in 1992 after spending eight years at Holder Construction Company. Prior to working at Holder, Kevin received his BS in Civil Engineering at Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology in Terre Haute, Indiana and his MS in Civil Engineering and Construction Management from Purdue University.

During his tenure at Conlan, Kevin has served as a Project Manager and Vice President prior to being promoted to President, a position he has served in since 2006. As President, Kevin focuses on corporate planning, pre-construction estimating, personnel, risk management and project planning.

Outside of Conlan, Kevin served a two-year appointment on board of directors for Georgia AGC. He married his high school sweetheart Cathy in 1981, and together they enjoy church activities, traveling and attending Braves games at SunTrust Park.

A graduate of Construction Science and Management from Clemson University, Mark started as an intern at Conlan one summer during college. Following graduation he became a Project Engineer at Catamount Constructors in 2009, and later rejoined Conlan as a Project Manager in 2011. He was later promoted to Senior PM in 2015 and then VP in December of 2020.

Today, Mark’s job focuses on maintaining strong, repeat client relations through well executed, safe, quality projects. He also focuses on recruiting and teaching our next generation of managers & COmpany Leaders

Ryan began his career in construction as an intern at Conlan in 1998, while still pursuing his BS in Construction Management at Southern Polytechnic State University. After graduating in 2001, he transitioned into a full-time position as a Project Manager in Conlan’s Atlanta office. In 2007, he helped open Conlan’s Jacksonville office where he has served as a Vice President since.

Today, he serves as the operations and day-to-day manager of the Jacksonville office. He is proud to have spent his entire 20+ year career working for Conlan.

When he’s not busy with Conlan duties, Ryan enjoys spending time with his wife Keli and their two children. He is also an Eagle Scout and active outdoorsman and hunter

Stuart graduated from Auburn University in 1988 with a BS in Building Construction. After graduating, he accepted a position with Fluor Daniel Corporation in Greenville, SC as a Cost Engineer. After two years in Greenville, Stuart joined Conlan in 1990 as a Project Engineer. At Conlan, he has been promoted five times and has held every Project Management position available in the company.

Today he serves as Executive Vice President, manages several clients and provides pre-construction estimating through a punch list of completed projects. Stuart has personally been involved in over 30,000,000 square feet of construction over the past 30 years and has been recognized for his work by the Concrete and Masory Minutes

A 1981 graduate of Auburn University (BS Building Construction), Tom Lutz has nearly 40 years of experience in the construction industry. Beginning with Brown & Root in Glen Rose, Texas, where he worked on the Comanche Peak Nuclear Power Plant project. He then moved to Macon, Georgia, where he worked with a small general contractor. After a brief stint in the medical industry, Tom began his tenure at Conlan in 2001 as a project manager.

After years of hard work and promotions, he now serves Conlan as Vice President, where his focus is on customer care, estimating, scheduling and managing day-to-day project work