Portland construction company names new president

Bremik Construction co-founders Brent Parry and Mike Greenslade are retiring after 20 years of leading the firm, and longtime employee

is stepping into the role of president.



Bradley joined Bremik as an intern in 2008 and became a project engineer in 2011. He has developed a proactive and consistent leadership style while holding several positions within the company and collaborating with diverse teams, clients and project types, according to a press release.

Under Parry and Greenslade, Bremik used a strategic approach to ensure a seamless leadership transition, the firm stated. A partner group of current employees, including 11 members of the senior leadership team, was formed.

In addition, the company has established a board of directors that includes Parry, Greenslade, Bradley and Jeannie Spencer, Bremik’s director of finance, who has been with the company for 19 years. Other board members include Christe White, founding partner of Radler White Parks & Alexander ; Amy Kohnstamm, former Portland Public Schools board chair; and Pat Hanlin, an independent commercial real estate professional.

Bremik Construction was founded with the vision of doing things differently than the typical general contractor, the firm stated in the press release. At the heart of this desire was to build great buildings that serve the community and last for generations. Some of the firm’s projects include the White Stag Block renovation in 2006, the Central Eastside Lofts in 2012, and the Rose Villa senior living community a DJC Top Projects category winner in 2023.

Also, the firm this year opened an office in Redmond.

“The Redmond office is an expression of our dedication to this state,” Bradley stated in the press release. “We know we can have the same positive impact on the east side of the state as we have on the west side.”

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