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HBD Construction names Steven Meeks vice president

HBD Construction names Steven Meeks vice president

Meeks will provide expertise for the company in its many diverse areas of construction projects including health care, senior living, education and retail.


By By BD+C Staff | April 19, 2012
Steven Meeks
Steven Meeks
This article first appeared in the May 2012 issue of BD+C.

HBD Construction announced the hiring of Steven Meeks as vice president, a position that expands their leadership team at the company.

Meeks will provide expertise for the company in its many diverse areas of construction projects including health care, senior living, education and retail. HBD's promise of service includes senior leader involvement throughout every project.

Meeks has gained a wide variety of construction-related experience during his tenure in the industry. Prior to joining HBD, Meeks held several senior-level positions with leading construction companies in the St. Louis area. He has had a significant role in the following notable projects including: The Ballpark Hilton, River City Casino, Meramec Bluffs Retirement Community, and Gander Hall at Maryville University. Meeks, a native St. Louisan, obtained a Bachelor of Science degree in Civil Engineering from Washington University in 1979. BD+C

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