At McRae Enterprises, growth has never been about scale for its own sake. It’s about building with purpose, leading with vision, and serving clients with excellence. Today, with the recent promotion of Liz Bell to
McRae is proud to announce that Liz, our Head of Operations, has been promoted to Chief Executive Officer. Micah remains deeply involved in McRae’s work, but this leadership shift reflects our commitment to expanding capacity,
Personal Journey Was there a moment in your career when you realized, “I want to lead at the highest level”?I can’t point to one single moment. Leadership has always seemed to come to me naturally
When shallow foundations aren’t enough, you need a partner who understands how to build from the ground down. The Deep Foundation Division of McRae Enterprises, provides expertly engineered deep foundation systems that ensure structural stability
How prepared can you possibly be for a disaster or emergency if you don’t have a clear-cut plan before the disaster occurs? I don’t believe you can be. That is by definition being reactive, in
At McRae Enterprises, we’ve always believed that the strength of a build starts long before the concrete is poured or steel is raised—it starts with the strength of your partnerships. That’s why our relationship with Nucor Building Systems (NBS) has become such a defining asset in our growth as the leading light industrial general contractor in the Louisville and Southern Indiana market.
Even with a worrisome outlook for the U.S. economy, Louisville has a handful of exciting construction projects either under way or just completed. LBF Reporter Piper Hansen had a close-up look at one recently with
In nearly two decades of running McRae Enterprises, one thing has remained clear: the success of a business starts with the strength of its team. For a small business in commercial construction, bringing together and
Louisville-based landscape architecture, urban planning and civil engineering firm Carman is the engineer, and the general contractor is McRae Enterprise of New Albany.
