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CHARLES C. YOUNG, JR.

8245 Birch Meadow Court Granite Bay, CA 95746 (916) 997-5953 [email protected]

Professional Profile

Construction ExecutiveSeasoned construction executive and problem solver with an impressive track record of deliveringresults. Proven ability to nurture relationships with owners, subcontractors, and architects. Businessleader who combines organizational resources to create innovative, revenue-boosting solutions.Demonstrated capability to organize labor relations, execute complex purchase orders/contracts and wincompetitive contract bids. Strategic thinker with a proven ability to manage all aspects of businessdevelopment including profit and loss responsibility.

Career Highlights

Created a $1.2M margin by renegotiating bank line and securing bond after initial rejection by

surety company. (CC Young Construction)

Deployed necessary staff to prevent a $1M loss for a USAF project by protecting the structuredue to inclement weather. (CC Young Construction)

Delivered a 25% ($650K) margin by successfully bidding, winning, and constructing 11school remodels in 90 calendar days, completing the $2.6M project on time and within budget. (CCYoung Construction)

Reduced taxes 40% by switching corporation from 1120C to 1120S while also increasing totalequity in business. (CC Young Construction)

Core Competencies

Operations Management Revenue & Profit GrowthCost Controls

Team Leadership Business Development Start-up Initiatives

Labor Management Contract Negotiations Bidding& Estimating

Professional Experience

CC Young Construction, Inc. 1980 to Present

General and commercial building contractor

Executive

Manage all aspects of operations, including estimation of project costs, preparation ofcompetitive bids, and monitoring of all construction activities on projects. Construct and


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modify public, private, retail and federal projects located throughout Northern California.Review and execute all purchase orders and subcontracts. Hire personnel as required andnegotiate with trade unions as necessary.

CC Young Construction, continued

Control G&A costs and procure bank lines of credit as well as surety credit. Procure

liability, workmans compensation and various other insurances. Created a $1.2M margin by renegotiating bank line and securing bond after

initial rejection by surety company. Deployed necessary staff to prevent a $1M loss for a USAF project by

protecting the structure due to inclement weather. Delivered a 25% ($650K) margin by successfully bidding, winning, and

constructing 11 school remodels in 90 calendar days, completing the $2.6Mproject on time and within budget.

Reduced taxes 40% by switching corporation from 1120C to 1120S while alsoincreasing total equity in business.

Produced a 10% margin after completion of large, high school modernization

project ($4M) in 4 months, which consisted of 45 buildings across 50 acres ofland.

Constructed a 50,000 square-foot office within 12 months, creating a 6%margin.

Delivered a 13% margin through modernization of California Transheadquarters with 24-hour employee shifts.

Constructed a community center for the city of Sacramento on time and withinbudget with a 10% margin.

Produced a 10% margin after building a 52,000 square-foot elementary schoolon time with 25% own forces.

Constructed a 20,000 square-foot bank in 8 months with a margin of 10%.

Daru Development

1978 to 1980

$5M small business developer.Independent Contractor

Hired to construct two, 15,000 square-foot office buildings. Worked with architect throughthe design phase and construction of buildings. Created practical design changes andachieved a practical economical project. Prepared all contracts and supervised all work tofinal completion.

Successfully completed the $1.5M project on time and within budget.

Continental Heller Corporation

1977 to 1978

$500M general building contractor.Project Engineer

Recruited for the construction of a casino. Assisted Project Superintendent withmanagement of 300,000 square-foot addition to an existing casino. Coordinatedsubcontractors, scheduling, manpower, and review of shop drawings.


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Education & Professional Development

BS, Construction EngineeringCalifornia Polytechnic State University San

Luis Obispo, CA

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