DENVER - ColoradoDesk -- EnCon Companies, a leader in the prestressed/precast concrete industry, just added two new employees to strengthen their already accomplished Sales Department. The company, who is known for their excellence in client relations, is keeping in line with that reputation by providing additional personnel to serve their base with even more value.
Business Development New Hire
The first is TJ Sheahen, who joined as the Vice President of Business Development and has an extensive background in the building materials industry. Sheahen brings over 15 years of invaluable experience and a proven record for success in executive leadership and sales. Prior to joining EnCon, Sheahen served on the leadership team at Oldcastle Infrastructure, Inc. (a division of CRH), and held several leadership positions at GCP Applied Technologies. In these roles, he played an instrumental part in driving sales growth and business expansion. "I'm privileged to become part of EnCon Companies, a distinguished industry leader renowned for its architectural and structural precast solutions," said Sheahen, "Their reputation for superior engineering services and premium products precedes them. I am excited to contribute to our continued success and serve our customers with excellence in every market we work in."

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Marketing New Hire
Also joining the organization is Melody Maduell as the new Marketing Coordinator. Maduell brings 10 years of marketing experience to the role, plus extensive technical writing and graphic design expertise. Most notably, she launched the adoption of an e-learning tool at Oregon Health & Science University. Recently running her own design studio consulting with Denver's local tech startups on brand identity and sales enablement, Maduell is looking forward to bringing her skills to once again help a larger organization.
EnCon United Representative's Response
With their strategic vision and passion for driving success, EnCon Companies are excited to have Sheahen and Maduell on board. Jason Lien, EnCon United's Executive Vice President, said, "We are confident that their leadership will propel our company to new levels of success."
About the EnCon Companies
The EnCon United group of companies has been proudly providing prestressed/precast construction materials for over 50 years and has delivered almost $3 Billion dollars of highquality architectural, structural, and heavy highway infrastructure projects throughout the United States. The EnCon Companies specialty contractors have received numerous accolades and awards for their leadership in the prestressed/precast industry as well as for the execution of exceptional projects demonstrating the highest level of service to the construction industry. The EnCon group of companies continues to build on its established reputation and experience in the prestressed/precast industry by expanding with innovative product lines, cutting-edge design techniques, and an active acquisition program. For more information, visit https://www.enconunited.com/

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