Spotlighting a 2018 Executive of the Year Winner - General Contractor

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Doug Declusin, Sunland Asphalt
 
Doug DeClusin is the founder and CEO of Sunland Asphalt. An active participant in the construction industry, DeClusin was Chairman of the Board of Directors for the Arizona Chapter of The Associated General Contractors in 2013 and 2014 and has been a member since 2007 and is on the Board of Directors for Pantheon Enterprises, an environmentally conscious chemical company. He is also an active member of the Executives' Association of Greater Phoenix. Doug was finalist for Construction Executive of the Year in 2009 by the Construction Financial Management Association and won the CEO of the Year award presented by Phoenix Business Journal in 2012. He is an enthusiastic supporter of the Boys and Girls Club, Horses Help, the Ronald McDonald charities, as well as the ASU Del E. Webb School of Construction.
 
For over 38 years, Sunland Asphalt has been completing projects across the country, ranging from parking lot maintenance to major highways. With six office locations in Arizona, Colorado, Nevada, and New Mexico, Sunland has completed projects in over 30 states. The company has grown from an asphalt maintenance company into a full service general contractor, with over 450 employees and revenues of over $150 million. Sunland offers an array of construction and maintenance services including asphalt repairs, crack sealing, sealcoating, chip seal, milling, pulverizing, reconstruction, paving, earthwork and grading, as well as underground wet utilities.
 
Sunland was named one of the "Top 50 Private Companies in Arizona" by the Phoenix Business Journal. In 2013, Sunland was named one of "Arizona's Fastest Growing Private Companies" and was most recently recognized as a "Top 5 Company in Heavy Construction" by Ranking Arizona, the Best of Arizona Business. Sunland has also been recognized as one of the "2015 Best Places to Work in Arizona" by the Phoenix Business Journal.


 
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